Whatever you do, don't plug these 7 appliances into extension cords - here's why

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.

Buying a cheap EV charging adapter could cost you thousands. Here’s how to avoid that.

Using the wrong adapter could damage your vehicle and the charger. Electric vehicle owners, beware: Buying a cheap, unapproved converter to connect your EV to a Tesla DC fast charger — or connect your ...
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How to Proper Joint of Electric Wire

Learn the essential techniques for creating a proper joint of electric wire in this comprehensive guide. This video walks you through each step of the process, ensuring a safe and efficient electrical ...
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Take These 7 Devices Out of Extension Cords or Surge Protectors Immediately, an Electrician Explains

Fourteen-gauge and 12-gauge extension cords are some of the most common extension cords. A 14-gauge cord can handle up to 1,800 watts, or 15 amps, the same as a standard wall outlet in the US. But ...