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Here's a list of common extension cord safety mistakes
Basic appliance safety measures could prevent thousands of house fires each year, yet many homeowners unknowingly create hazards by plugging high-powered devices into extension cords. A veteran NYC electrician explains why seven common household appliances – including popular items like space heaters and air fryers – require direct wall outlet connections to operate safely. Paul Martinez, owner of Electrified NYC, states that appliances using 1,500 watts or more must be plugged directly into wall outlets. “No extension cords whatsoever,” he warns for all such appliances. The Consumer Product Safety Commission reports that portable space heaters caused approximately 1,700 fires annually
January 31, 2025
