Never leave the charger plugged into an outlet without your phone. Here are the top three reasons

Safety and storage tips:
Store chargers in a dry and cool place.
Avoid exposing them to moisture or direct sunlight.
If you notice any damage, replace the charger immediately with a new one

Variations:
Using a power strip with an on/off switch – Allows you to quickly disconnect multiple devices at once.
Auto-off chargers – Safer and more energy efficient.
Power banks – Reduce the frequency of plugging in devices.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Does the charger use electricity when it is not charging anything? Yes, power banks do use a small amount of energy, which can lead to unnecessary costs.

Is it safe to leave the charger in a power outlet? Not always. It can cause the device to overheat, especially if there are sudden voltage changes.

Can a broken charger be repaired? It depends on the extent of the damage. In most cases, it is best to buy a new, certified charger.

Keeping your home safe starts with small changes. Unplugging chargers after use is a simple step that can prevent serious problems.