Skeptic in Ottawa tried the free energy gadget for 30 days and my power bill went up $18
A guy at a flea market in Ottawa sold me a plug-in box for $45 that he swore cut your meter reading, and I ran it for 30 days just to prove him wrong. My bill went from $112 to $130, so either it backfired or my kid left the garage light on all March. Has anyone actually measured one of these things with a kill-a-watt meter, or am I the only one who tested it?