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- Funepets rated 10 months ago
- From the page: "Vampires in your house"
 easterplay rated 10 months ago- Using data from a 2005 report by the US Dept of Energy, GoodMagazine has produced a graphic showing how much power various appliances use when left in standby mode...
- PetLvr rated 10 months ago
- From the page: "Appliances can be either in passive standby mode (the clock on the microwave is still ticking) or active standby mode (the VCR is off, but programmed to record something). The Vampire Energy Chart will show you how much money these energy-sucking appliances leech (in KWh) and how much it costs you (US$ at 0.11c per KWh) 'check it out';"
- qhoen rated 10 months ago
- From the page: "If you want to get through this stressful ordeal, here are some tips on how to be liked at parties."
- viagreen rated 10 months ago
- Using data from a 2005 report by the US Dept of Energy, GoodMagazine has produced a graphic showing how much power various appliances use when left in standby mode (e.g. the state your TV's in when you use the remote to turn it off). Even when your household appliances are turned off, most are still using some electricity.
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