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Turning things off...

wendy+5 · 2008-02-14 21:18:15

Is it enough to turn things of at the plug or should I unplug as well? I'm terrible at this and should make more of an effort. What do you switch off/unplug? And does it make a difference in your usage? Thanks.

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MonkeyGirl Posts: 587 Forumite

15 February 2008 at 5:11PM

LittleTinker wrote: »

I dont understand why anyone would say switch the kettle off at the socket. It doesnt use any power unless the kettle is switched on.

I switch my kettle off as its one that changes colour even if it isn't boilng water.

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