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Electrical Safety Tips Anyone Can Follow Being safe when using electrical appliances, extension cords, light bulbs and other equipment is easy, and safety tips should be included in household rules, homeschool fire safety and daily behavior expectations for all members of the family. It only takes one mistake to spark an electrical fire, but simple prevention measures can be effective solutions. Appliances Appliances are an integral part of every household, from a simple electric clock to the microwave oven. These safety tips can help keep all appliances operating safely According to Atlantic Training, its essential to ensure that any appliances you purchase are approved by Underwriters Laboratories UL or another reputable consumer laboratory. Unplug unused appliances and stow cords safely out of reach of pets, young children or hazardous situations. Appliances that generate heat, such as clocks, televisions and computer monitors, should be given several inches of clearance all around for good air circulation and cooling. Do not drape clothes, toys or other items over warm appliances. Always follow appliance instructions carefully, and do not attempt amateur repairs or upgrades. Keep all electrical appliances away from water such as sinks, bathtubs, pools or overhead vents that may drip. Do not operate any electrical appliance with wet hands or while standing in water. Keep clothes, curtains, toys and other potentially combustible materials at away from radiators, space heaters, heating vents and other heat sources. Cords Every electrical appliance has a cord, and many homes use extension cords to increase the range of electrical outlets. These safety tips can help keep cords in good condition for safe operation Check cords regularly for frays, cracks or kinks, including power tool cords, holiday lights and extension cords. 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Keep all outlets properly covered with secure plates that cover all wiring. Light Bulbs Light bulbs are the single most common electrical fixture in homes, and proper light bulb safety can keep them from becoming a common electrical hazard. Outdoors It is important to also practice electrical safety when outside, since many electrical hazards can be found near homes and not just inside their walls. The Consumer Product Safety Commission provides a number of recommendations for outdoor electricity safety. Electrical Fire Safety Tips When an electrical short or spark does happen, it is vital to understand what to do to prevent or put out an electrical fire to keep the damage and devastation from spreading. You should, of course, call 9. The United States Fire Administration USFA of the Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA offers a number of tips to for preventing electrical fires. Staying Safe at Home Even though electricity is commonplace, there is still quite a bit of danger associated with improper use. Carefully observe all safety measures when using electricity to keep yourself and your family safe.