I Backup to an External using time machine but my Mac HD is reading backup usage.

when I go into about this mac > more info > storage. my Macintosh HD reads 34GB of space has been used for backups, however I use an External HD as my time machine backup. hw can i get rid of this local backup? Thanks!

OS X Mavericks: About local snapshots
Disable Time Machine Local Backups in Mac OS X
http://osxdaily.com/2011/09/28/disable-time-machine-local-backups-in-mac-os-x-li on/

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