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by abridgett
1508 days ago
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I did this in two different houses and it does depend on if you have bad culprits. By far the worst for me was a Zanussi washer/dryer with an on/off that went "clunk/click" and popped in/out - but would still use 10W (about £10/year back then). I just ignored that switch and used the wall socket switch instead. A few timers on other devices to turn off bluetooth speakers overnight. Over the ten years I lived there it was a decent saving. |
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