If you don’t clean your coffee maker, coffee residue and limescale will buildup inside it. Both will make your machine less efficient in terms of running – there are likely to be clogs – and the taste of your coffee will be affected, too. What happens if you drink coffee from … Read full review
There’s a simple solution, though: Just unplug the appliances when you aren’t using them. Unplugging them will stop energy from silently draining out. According to the US Department of Energy, unplugging these devices could save the average household up to $100 per year. What happens if you don’t unplug a toaster? … Read full review
Leaving your toaster plugged in uses electricity, but it’s hardly the worst offender in your house. WASHINGTON — Have you heard the advice to unplug your toaster when it’s not in use, to save some dough on your energy bill? Should I unplug toaster oven when not in use? If you … Read full review
The company told the Logues to always unplug their toaster when it’s not in use. The same can be said for your can opener. The reason, both appliances rely on springs, to pop up your toast, and over time those springs can wear down and sag causing the appliance to turn … Read full review
The Toothbrush Method: Start by unplugging your toaster. Then, remove and clean the crumb tray. Set the tray aside and mix equal parts of vinegar and water. Once you’ve got your cleaning solution, dip the toothbrush in the liquid and use it to scrub down the inside of the toaster. Can … Read full review