Discover which items should never be plugged into a power strip, along with other hazardous mistakes people frequently make.

Not everything should be plugged into a power strip. Here are 10 devices that can fry your power strip and device.

Don't overload power strips; always use wall outlets for high-wattage items. Unplug or turn off power strips when not in use. Buy high-quality power strips with surge protection. Most household ...

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The low-profile power strip gives you eight classic plug-in outlets, two USB-A and two USB-C plug-ins, allowing you to power ...

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To keep your home safe, always plug large appliances into wall plugs.

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Liquids and electrical outlets don’t mix, but few power strips are built to withstand even an everyday water or coffee spill. Wet Circuits is a water-resistant strip that won’t short-circuit or leak ...