6 appliances that consume more energy than air conditioners: Remember to unplug them after use if you don't want your electricity bill to skyrocket.

Electric Ovens and Stoves
Cooking appliances such as electric ovens and stoves consume a significant amount of energy, especially during longer cooking sessions. Efficient meal planning and using a microwave or slow cooker when possible can help reduce energy consumption in the kitchen.
Washing Machines:
Although washing machines have become more energy-efficient over the years, they still consume a significant amount of electricity. Using cold water for washing, ensuring a full load, and investing in a high-efficiency machine can help you save on energy costs.
Desktop
Desktop computers are popular technology devices in many families, with a combined power consumption of around 35–450 W. Some high-configuration models can reach up to 1,000 W.
Air conditioners:
Unfortunately, these appliances can also be one of the main culprits in high electricity consumption. Running your air conditioner for extended periods, especially during the height of summer, can significantly increase your electricity bill.

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