Have you tried plugging them into power strips, so you can cut the circuit? You will save the plugs, too, because they won't wear out.journey11 said:
My husband works for AEP (Ohio Power) and with all the cuts they've had to make lately, I'm surprised they're not doing that too!Grow 4 Food said:I work for a utility company and these are a few things that we actually send out to our customers to help them reduce their power comsumption. We actually have certain days of the week that we work "lights out" and only use our desk lamps so we can turn off the huge over head light (and we actually make the power)
That's a good idea. It's so funny though, my husband uses his cell phone as a back-up alarm to wake up in the morning, so he is very obsessive about it being fully charged all the time. (Although it only takes 4 hours to charge.) He takes off with the cell phone charger and half the time I can't find it and when I do, it's plugged into the wall with no cell phone plugged into the other end! I think my best purchase would be another alarm clock--battery powered.ducks4you said:
Our electricity goes out a lot where we live so far out from town.
Here was my experience.
