When a winter storm watch goes up, the forecast is not just about snow totals and wind speeds. It is also an early warning ...

Your nighttime checklist routine likely includes tasks like brushing your teeth, wiping down the sink, and turning out all ...

Unplugging your devices won't save as much electricity as you might think it does, but according to CNET, the phantom load generated by plugged in (but turned off) appliances can still account for up ...

That phone charger sitting idle by your bedside table might seem harmless, but it could be quietly draining both your wallet and potentially posing safety risks. Most people never think twice about ...

Look around your home and see what is plugged in that doesn't need to be, including alarm clocks, cordless phone bases, electric kettles, hair dryers, and more. Unplugging these devices and only ...

Unplugging protects against power surges and reduces fire hazards. Low-draw devices or those meant to stay on should always remain plugged in. Households today have a growing number of chargers ...

Depending on who you talk to, climate change can sometimes be a contentious topic, but even the sceptics should accept that there is little point in wasting energy. No, this is not going to be a rant ...