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Electricity is essential in every home, but it also comes with risks, especially when it comes to protecting your appliances. Sudden or unstable power can damage expensive gadgets and home appliances ...

Severe weather can strike with little warning, bringing high winds, downed power lines and sudden outages. That can put your expensive electronics at risk of serious damage. Consumer Reports reveals ...

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There's a good chance your TV is at the center of your home entertainment setup, so you can watch the big game, use must-have streaming services to watch your favorite shows and movies, or just relax.

Power strips are a common and convenient way to provide additional sockets, but experts warn that there are certain household items you should never plug into one.

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