British Gas has found that households could save 16 per cent on their electricity bills each year just by switching off their vampire devices.
Vampire devices are electronics that continue to drain power when left on standby and with the average annual electricity bill currently at £474.44, Brits could save an average of £75 per household per year - a total of over £1.6 billion across the UK, just by flicking a switch.
Following the recent UK Government announcement that stricter rules are set to ensure manufacturers make appliances such as TVs and washing machines more energy efficient, the new research shows that simply switching appliances off when not in use could also be a short-term fix to reduce electricity consumption.
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