Firefighters Want Everyone To Know What They Should Never Plug Into A Power Strip

3. Keep the third prong.

Caucasian hand gripping a three pronged power cord to insert into a power outlet

The third prong on a power cord is there to protect against power surges and malfunctions. Consider updating two-pronged outlets in your home. (4)

4. Update your electrical system.

If you live in an old home, chances are that the home has an old electrical system. Contact an electrician to have it evaluated and consider upgrading. Older, less advanced systems are more likely to overheat and cause fires. (4)

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