Extension cords and power strips are fine for everyday devices, but using them with certain appliances - especially as the weather cools down - can be risky.

Using a generator in the aftermath of a storm can be deadly if it isn't done right. Here's how to use them safely.

Based on federal safety guidelines, we outline four important but easy steps to ensure the safe operation of your portable generatorPay close attention to safety guidelines when setting up a ...

Did you know it’s dangerous to ‘backfeed’ a portable generator? According to the Portable Generators Manufacturers’ Association (PGMA), backfeeding is done by plugging a generator into a home’s wall ...

A gloomy, cloudy day makes you suddenly realize your home may be lacking in lighting. Whether your home is 100 years old or a ...

A surge protector does more than provide more plugs. It also protects your most expensive devices from damaging power surges.

Consumer Reports experts share some critical safety tips and featuresOur experts provide tips for using space heaters safely, including always placing a space heater on a level surface.By Keith ...

The Tactacam Defend 360 pan/tilt security camera connects to the internet via LTE networks, not Wi-Fi, and a solar panel ...

Steve Maxwell has had one kind of backup generator or another at his house since 1989. Visit him online at baileylineroad.com ...

From California wildfires to Florida's hurricanes, America's aging power grid faces unprecedented strain as households endure ...

Test-driving electric cars for the past few months has highlighted a glaring issue – the lack of EV charging I have at home.

“Remembering the time my man cut up an extension cord to jump start our car,” Perez ( @jackie_0050) penned in a text overlay ...