How do you use electrical energy in everyday life?

Answer 1

-- clock radio to wake up in the morning

-- electric water heater for my hot shower

-- electric shaver

-- electric toothbrush

-- automatic coffeepot has it ready when I get downstairs

-- battery-powered scooter to the office

-- electric lights to augment the lantern and candles in my office on a gloomy day

-- electric pencil sharpener keeps me productive all day

-- electric wall-clock in my office alerts me of quitting time with super accuracy,

so that I don't accidentally do any work on my own time

-- wife sometimes picks me up from work in her all-electric car

-- We order dinner over the electric intercom in the drive-through.

-- They pull our dinner out of the electric freezer, then microwave it, and have it

piping hot and ready by the time we drive up to the window.

-- While we share a quiet dinner at home, we thrill to the spine-tingling

public-service announcements on our battery-powered weather radio.

-- If we stay up late, we may actually be still talking or reading when it gets dark

outside, and then we might set up a few electric lights until we're ready to turn in.

-- Between our electric CPAP masks, our electric waterbed warmer, and our

electric "Magic Fingers" vibrating box spring, we sleep like babies.