Generators can be dangerous if safety precautions aren't met. Here are seven ways to make sure you stay safe while using one.
When storms strike and the power goes out -- perhaps for an extended period -- many will rely on generators to keep the electricity flowing in their homes.
But generators can be dangerous if safety precautions aren't met. Here are seven ways to make sure you stay safe while using a generator:Rain or snow could increase the risk of being electrocuted FILE - A person sets up a generator outside the home on Sept. 14, 2018, in Pembroke, North Carolina. It’s not safe to plug your generator into a wall outlet. Make sure a licensed electrician correctly installs your generator to your home’s main electrical panel. 4) Get an annual inspection for your generator
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