View Slideshow Do you know how much energy each appliance takes in your home? If you’re like me, you get confused by the math on voltage because it doesn’t account for use over time, but you do understand that EnergyStar rated appliances and LEED -certified efficient systems in your home are a good thing. If you haven’t done a recent energy audit, here are some ideas for finding the energy vampires lurking in your home. Continue reading below Our Featured Videos The most energy-consuming home appliances According to Duke Energy, there is something called a “brick” and a “wall wart” that is probably sucking up more than its fair share of energy in your home. A brick is a large black box often found attached to power cords used with laptop computers, TVs and some cable equipment. These bricks use energy continually when plugged in, so be sure to unplug or replace them when possible. Related: Top U.S.…