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There have been a lot of comments recently about the waste of energy
due to appliances being left on standby, and various gizmo's that are on offer to turn them off automatically, or otherwise purporting to save energy. What everybody seems to be forgetting is that an energy- saving device comes with most UK socket outlets, it's called a 'switch', and when put into the 'off' position, power cosumption is zero! None of my appliances, including computers, digital TV receivers, etc. have come to harm through this practice, I always switch off at the wall, back in the day when there were fewer appliances this was standard procedure to avoid fire risk. |
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