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to McD BERL- Smart Environs
Appliances are an integral part of every household, from a simple
electric clock to the microwave oven to decorative holiday lights.
These safety tips can help keep all appliances operating safely:
* Unplug unused appliances and stow cords safely out of reach of
pets, young children or hazardous situations.
* Appliances that generate heat, such as clocks, televisions and
computer monitors, should be given several inches of clearance all
around for good air circulation and cooling. Do not drape clothes,
toys or other items over warm appliances.
* Always follow appliance instructions carefully, and do not
attempt amateur repairs or upgrades.
* Keep all electrical appliances away from water such as sinks,
bathtubs, pools or overhead vents that may drip.
* Do not operate any electrical appliance with wet hands or while
standing in water.
* Keep clothes, curtains, toys and other potentially combustible
materials at least three feet away from radiators, space heaters,
heating vents and other heat sources.