If you have children... ha, but seriously, go around your house and unplug anything not plugged in that isn't charging something. Even if your chargers aren't c

If you have children... ha, but seriously, go around your house and unplug anything not plugged in that isn't charging something. Even if your chargers aren't connected to your phones, you are still consuming electricity. I believe its known as "trinklets". So plugged in, your devices are consuming something like (don't quote me on this) $.007 per minute or something like that, and then unplugging them, but leaving their cords plugged into the wall is still consuming something like $.003. It all can add up over the month. This includes any ceiling fans... they may be turned off, but if they are plugged in, it's still consuming resources.