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Kitchen Safety TipsBuy electrical appliances that have been Listed by UL -- look for the UL Mark. Keep appliances and their cords away from water. If an appliance falls into the water, don't reach in to retrieve it until you've unplugged the appliance. Don't use the product again until you've had it inspected and repaired by a qualified technician. Never use or attempt to repair a damaged appliance; always consult a qualified technician. Unplug all countertop appliances when not in use. When plugged into an outlet, all appliances still have dangerous electrical voltages inside of them -- even when they're turned off. Every home should have working, UL Listed smoke detectors and fully charged UL Listed fire extinguishers strategically placed in the kitchen, garage and workshop. |
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