Safety Tips for Homeowners
Here are the important electrical safety tips that you should know about to keep your family and property as safe as possible.
Here are the important electrical safety tips that you should know about to keep your family and property as safe as possible.
It is jarring and immediately concerning when something unexpected - such as a buzz or small shock occurs - occurs from simply flipping a light switch.
Cords are an everyday hazard thanks to all of our electronics, and cats and dogs tend to be drawn to the cords and play with or chew on them.
Don't ignore that buzzing outlet - this tiny sound is more than just an annoyance. It could be an indicator of something more serious.
If you install a new light fixture or outlet yourself, you must understand what each electrical wiring color means to do the job safely.
It is common to find that you need more outlets in a room than you currently have. What do you need to consider when installing a new electrical outlet?
To take a room such as a kitchen, dining room, or even a bathroom to the next level, consider adding recessed lighting during your next remodeling project.
Overheating electronic devices can damage hardware and lead to electrical fires if not recognized and fixed. It is important to understand the difference between a standard amount of heat and what is excessive for that particular device.
Some electrical upgrades are less obvious than others, but this list of seven projects can add functionality and ease to your daily life.
When used non-stop or without proper handling,extension cords can pose a fire and electrical risk. Here are the basics of extension cord safety.