Never leave a charger in an outlet without your phone: I’ll reveal the 3 main reasons

ALWAYS UNPLUG YOUR CHARGER FROM THE OUTLET WHEN NOT IN USE: HERE ARE 3 CRUCIAL REASONS WHY
It’s a common habit for many to leave chargers plugged in even after their devices have reached full battery. However, there are several lesser-known risks associated with this practice that deserve attention.

Dangers of Leaving Chargers Connected
Continuous Power Drain: Chargers, even when not actively charging a device, draw a small amount of electricity due to their internal components. This standby power usage may seem insignificant, but it can accumulate over time, contributing to energy waste.

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Risk of Overheating: Constantly plugged-in chargers are prone to overheating. This sustained heat can cause internal components such as capacitors to degrade, ultimately reducing the charger’s lifespan.

Fire Hazard: Although rare, a charger left continuously connected to the power source can potentially overheat during sudden voltage surges, leading to smoking or even ignition. This poses a serious risk of fire, emphasizing the importance of caution.

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