NightOwl_man
New member
Tired of slow charging speeds and expensive public charging stations?
I've found something cool - using a washer/dryer adapter. Instead of waiting 72 hours for a full charge with the standard 3-prong charger, I can now achieve 90% charge in just 5 hours! Whoa!
This not only saves time but also significantly reduces charging costs. I'm paying around $10-$12 per charge at home compared to a whopping $30 at public stations.I highly recommend exploring this option if you're looking to maximize your EVand minimize your expenses.
I've found something cool - using a washer/dryer adapter. Instead of waiting 72 hours for a full charge with the standard 3-prong charger, I can now achieve 90% charge in just 5 hours! Whoa!
This not only saves time but also significantly reduces charging costs. I'm paying around $10-$12 per charge at home compared to a whopping $30 at public stations.I highly recommend exploring this option if you're looking to maximize your EVand minimize your expenses.