After a winter storm has delivered snow, ice, wind, snow drifts, and sub-zero temperatures and power outages, do you know what to do? What steps should be taken to keep everyone safe and warm as recovery begins? Many hazards can remain after the storm is gone. Dangers that might have to be dealt with after…
DetailsGift Ideas That Make the Home Safer All Year This holiday season, why not give a gift that lasts year-round and could save a life? That is exactly what you can do by purchasing electrical safety devices. Safe Electricity has the following recommendations for safe gifts. The different prices and purposes of these gifts…
DetailsThe science of electricity led to the development of a very practical and convenient home lighting device—the light bulb. Ever since, light bulbs have been lighting up our nights and allowing us to work, read, and see for longer periods of time. They are such an integral part of our everyday lives that it is…
DetailsWhile you’re busy in the kitchen preparing your family’s holiday feast, the Safe Electricity program wants to help keep your family safe: Inspect all small appliances and electric cords to make sure they are in good condition before using them. Don’t use appliances if cords are cracked or frayed. Read the operating instructions of any…
DetailsCold winter temperatures can drive up heating costs. However, there are simple steps that can be taken to help cut those costs by making your home heating more efficient. These tips from the Energy Education Council will increase heating efficiency and help you manage your heating expenses: Adjust your thermostat based on your needs. While…
Details(CITY, ST) — Winter can be a beautiful time of the year with white snow and sparkling ice, but that same winter weather can also wreak havoc on communities. It can cause roads to be treacherous, schools to be closed, and sometimes your power to go out. Are you prepared for what winter weather can…
DetailsSome suggested home appliance safety checks and measures to prevent shocks, burns, and fires include: Inspect all small appliances and electric cords to make sure they are in good repair before using. Do not use appliances with cracked or frayed cords. Do not place electrical cords under carpets or rugs, or in high traffic areas.…
DetailsStorms can happen any time of the year. The Safe Electricity program wants everyone to be aware and cautious of potential hazards that could be encountered during storm clean up and recovery: When you see power lines on the ground following a storm, stay away, warn others to stay away, and contact the electric utility.…
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DetailsCount how many things in your living room need power. It likely includes a TV, DVR, Cable and/or satellite box, a game system, lamps, maybe a computer, speakers…so many things that there is probably at least one power strip is being used to get power to everything. Many older homes were just not built for…
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