fryer doesn’t automatically make every food healthy.
A highly processed food remains highly processed whether it is cooked in an air fryer or another appliance.
11. Unplugging Some Appliances Can Save Energy
Many electronic devices continue consuming a small amount of electricity while plugged in, even when they appear to be turned off.
This phenomenon is often called standby power or phantom load.
Unplugging devices you rarely use can reduce unnecessary electricity consumption. For frequently used appliances, however, the savings from unplugging may be relatively small compared with larger household energy uses.
12. Your Phone’s Volume Buttons Can Do More Than Change Volume
On many smartphones, the volume buttons can perform additional functions depending on the operating system and app.
For example, they may be used as camera shutter buttons, control media playback, or interact with certain accessibility features.
The exact functions vary by phone model and software, so check
