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My husband saw on the news that you shouldn't leave laptops plugged in overnight so, now he is a nervous wreck about leaving items plugged in. Thank you
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Mine are always plugged in but on power surge units. Check with your local electrical company. There can still be a draw of power and charges for electric even if units are turned off and the source unit is left on (power surgers, thermostats) I have independent heat in my sewing studio with timers and unless I turn off the thermostats completely, there still is charge for electric. Learned this from a friend of mine who ended up with the same kind of set up and a $700 heating bill for units that were turned off, but still drew electric! OUCH!
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My husband saw on the news that you shouldn't leave laptops plugged in overnight so, now he is a nervous wreck about leaving items plugged in. Thank you
Lap tops have become a little scary. I saw the two teens just charging one and it blew up because of the battery. The house camera caught it on tape. Mine is always plugged in too. It falls asleep at night, but still. Yikes
I must admit, I am a bit of a scaredy cat so I do unplug mine. I'm always telling my kids off (late teens) for leaving things plugged in so I have to practice what I preach lol!
Lap tops have become a little scary. I saw the two teens just charging one and it blew up because of the battery. The house camera caught it on tape. Mine is always plugged in too. It falls asleep at night, but still. Yikes
The news here also reported on that. It was because the laptop was sitting directly on a sofa, there was no cool air getting to it, it overheated and that is when it caught fire.
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