To prevent electrical issues, major appliances should be plugged directly into the wall to ensure they have a dedicated circuit and won’t overload your system. When in doubt, have a qualified electrician inspect your home to make sure your electrical system can handle your needs. If you get a mild shock or tingle from an appliance or switch, it could be a sign of a device failing: https://www.esfi.org/electrical-warning-signs-video-short/ | Electrical Safety Foundation International

Let’s talk about home fire safety. Test your smoke alarms and turn off your space heater when unattended. Check for faulty appliance cords and never leave cooking unattended. Be sure to never smoke indoors: https://www.esfi.org/home-fire-safety-short/ | Electrical Safety Foundation International

May is Electrical Safety Month! This years theme is "Electrical Safety During Natural Disasters." Learn how to prepare, weather, and recover after a storm. | Electrical Safety Foundation International