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

When you plug something in at home, you expect the receptacle (aka outlet) to have power. If it doesn’t, you probably know to check and reset the circuit breaker. But what if the breaker didn’t trip?

Using power strips incorrectly can overload circuits, damage appliances, and even create serious fire hazards in your home, ...

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 ...

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