Switch off your deodorant before leaving the house!

My new Sure antiperspirant deodorant has an on-off switch.  What on earth for?!  As far as i can tell it is not battery operated, nor in any danger of going off by itself.
However, I do rejoice in the feeling of being an environmental terrorist by leaving it on 'stand-by'!

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