Don't know what kind of device you are asking about, but odds are it's a scam. Things you can do to reduce bills are:
1) use less electricity. Switch to low energy bulbs, check the temp settings on your fridge/freezer. If you've got an electric range, get meats up to room temperature before cooking, soak vegetables to reduce cooking times, look for ways to cook more items in the same pot. only run the washing machine when it's full. Let washed clothes hang dry instead of tumbling. limit your use of your A/C. When not using tv, computer or whatever turn off/unplug instead of leaving in stand by. Check your house for leaks draughts and poor insulation.
2) some electric companies offer different rates during different times of the day, with rates being lower at evenings and nights. Some money can be saved by running appliances during these times.
Electrons bumping into each other transferring energy called electricity.
Electricity consists components that include an "electron". "Electrons" make the electrical device work. In order for an electron to "move" it must have a conductor. Copper, Aluminum and other metals are conductors. Imagine electrons like little bb's (from a bb gun), line up these bbs in a straw, the straw is the conductor, when you blow into the straw the bbs are pushed out the other end. Blowing into the straw is kind of like voltage. Voltage is differential. What really is happening is the electrons are moving though the conductor and into the electrical device and the conductors and semiconductors in it and are manipulated to make the device work and are then joined to the other working component of electricity which is called a "proton". Like a magnet where opposites attract, electrons are attracted to protons and flow to them.
It depends which type you get. Some of the really fancy ones do, but not most
Yes, you can attach a generator to a hamster wheel and make electricity. However, you will not make a lot, as there is not a lot of torque available in this case.
some shampoos effect and some not it depends on shampoo only
Yes, only because it does not put out any pollution
We should save electricity so there is enough for people to use when they really need it. In addition, saving electricity reduces the need for natural resources needed to produce electricity, therefor reducing the environmental footprint of our electric grid and making our economy more efficient. Besides, who doesn't want to save on their electricity bills?
Kinda-sorta, but not really. Oil is very effective as an energy source fofr turning into electricity- But it is a fossil fuel. THis means that eventually it'll run out, and using it releases pollution and greenhouse gasses into the air.
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I think it reduces your carbon footprint by saving electricity
No not really. Electricity can be conducted by water but not polluted.
well before electricity we had to use fire wood and that was our electricity thats all i really know
Static electricity is static. It's just shortened.
There are not really any effective treatments for keratosis pilaris. There are moisturizing lotions that contain a variety of ingredients that may help, but they are not really effective.
i really have no idea
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Those plants and insects and flowers were really effective