Does coffee helps lower your electric bill?

Here's why:

* Coffee doesn't directly affect electricity consumption. The electricity you use is determined by the appliances and devices you run, not by what you drink.

* Coffee brewing does use electricity. Whether you use a coffee maker, a French press, or a percolator, brewing coffee requires some energy.

Here's what can help lower your electric bill:

* Energy-efficient appliances: Use appliances with the Energy Star label.

* Turn off lights and electronics: Avoid leaving lights on in empty rooms and unplug electronics when not in use.

* Lower your thermostat: Set your thermostat to a comfortable temperature and use fans instead of air conditioning when possible.

* Wash clothes in cold water and air-dry them: Heating water for washing and using a dryer consumes a lot of electricity.

* Use LED light bulbs: They use significantly less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs.

* Unplug unused appliances: Even when turned off, some devices draw a small amount of power, known as "phantom load."

* Use natural light: Open curtains and blinds during the day to let in natural light.

While drinking coffee might give you a boost of energy, it won't directly impact your electric bill.