Should you unplug your chargers when you’re not using them?

In a world full of increasing technology and social media, we’re now using our phones and electronics even more than usual – meaning our chargers are becoming even more precious to us! (Don’t even get us started on when we lend one to a friend and then they never return it). Many of us are guilty of leaving our chargers plugged into our sockets when we’re done with them, but does this cost us money? Should you unplug chargers when you’re not using them?

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