Use waterproof devices in areas that have water. For instance, using waterproof Bluetooth earbuds near a pool or a waterproof Bluetooth speaker when showering are safer alternatives for those who wish to use those devices in or near water sources. ...
Are you running cables under rugs or leaving things on top of the microwave when it's in use? If something doesn't look right, see what you can do to make it safer. 3. Avoid overloading electrical sockets Overloaded extension leads are a common sight within many homes and offices. ...
This type of thing seems to happen when I have an electric heater plugged in. ( Shortly after I bought the place the HVAC system failed and it's a very expensive fix). I did replace or had someone replace the circuit box and it looks old and either burned or rusted, he wasn't an ...
The power to mitigate household electrical hazards lies within our grasp. Here are some practical steps to build a safer home environment: Regular Inspections:Perform periodic visual checks of your electrical system, looking for signs of wear and tear, faulty connections, or overloaded outlets. Test...
In addition to making new installations safer, following the NEC provides communication for future projects. Workers, maintenance crews and contractors (who frequently update wires) have come to rely on this color-coding system. It makes troubleshooting easier, and faster. ...
As a european (british) I have found most major appliances are dual voltage, if it is a shower, well I suggest you get one locally, safer. Upvote 0 Downvote Jul 7, 2003 Thread starter #5 KevinAr18 Computer Jul 3, 2003 2 It's just for an electric shaver/razor. Upvote 0 Down...
A clean furnace is more efficient, helping save you money on your heating costs during our Colorado winters. A clean furnace also is safer and helps provide your home with clean, warm air during the heating season. Furnace cleaning and inspection of all the ducts and components is important....
Try to useenergy-efficient lightslike LEDs or LCDs at your home. These lights will not only reduce your electricity bills but they are also safer for your home. This is anotherway to save electricity in your home. Don’t install bulbs that have a higher wattage than recommended for the la...
Young children may have a difficult time understanding electrocution and why you can’t put an electrical fire out with water. It is safer to teach them to simply get out of the house and call and adult or 9-1-1 if there is a fire. ...
92 A Message from the Electrical Safety Authority's Public Safety Officer The Ontario Electrical Safety Report (OESR) is an annual report that compiles and publishes electrical safety data, providing a comprehensive collection of data and analysis that helps to make Ontario a safer place to live...