Extension cords and power strips are fine for everyday devices, but using them with certain appliances - especially as the ...

Let's be blunt: you are creating a massive fire hazard. High-power appliances like space heaters, air fryers, and coffee ...

We all love the convenience of extension cords and surge protectors. Plug something in, and power is just a foot or two away.

Extension cords offer convenience but pose risks when misused with high-wattage appliances. Experts warn against plugging air fryers, microwaves, space heaters, refrigerators, and air conditioners ...

Fourteen-gauge and 12-gauge extension cords are some of the most common extension cords. A 14-gauge cord can handle up to ...

If it's getting cold enough to use a space heater where you live, be sure to keep it out of an extension cord. If you live in an older house or apartment, it's not always easy to find enough wall ...

Kitchens come in all different shapes and sizes, and unfortunately, not all of them are the most accommodating to dedicated home cooks. They can sometimes be lacking outlets in areas like the best ...

The three appliances that must always be plugged straight into wall sockets are kettles, heaters and toasters, reports ...

Common household appliances can be too powerful for an extension lead to handle, creating a fire and safety hazard ...

Charanjit Mannu, Electrical Engineer and Director at Elec Training, shared the three appliances that should never be plugged ...

Whilst undeniably convenient, extension leads constitute one of the principal causes of electrical fires throughout the UK.