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Share a clear reminder about outlets, cords, appliances or garage heat alarms. Choose a caption and link it to the matching U.S. Fire Administration resource below.

For: Qualified electricians and electrical contractors sharing public safety information with customers and local communities. Use it to: Help a professional point readers to verified safety guidance and invite them to contact a qualified electrician for electrical work.

An electrician shares general safety information with a homeowner at a community workshop.

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  • Clear reminders

    USFA recommends a qualified electrician install a hard-wired heat alarm. Read its garage heat-alarm guidance: [USFA heat-alarm link].

  • Clear reminders

    USFA’s home-safety guidance says not to overload outlets. See the full resource: [USFA link].

  • Clear reminders

    USFA advises inserting plugs fully into sockets. Share its complete outlet-safety guidance: [link].

  • Clear reminders

    A three-prong plug should not be forced into a two-slot outlet, says USFA. Full resource: [link].

  • Clear reminders

    USFA recommends replacing worn, old or damaged extension cords. Full guidance: [USFA electrical-safety link].

  • Clear reminders

    USFA says cords should not be placed where they can be pinched or damaged, such as under a rug. Details: [link].

  • Community education

    Major appliances belong directly in a wall outlet, according to USFA. Read its appliance guidance: [USFA electrical-safety link].

  • Community education

    Questions about electrical work at your property? Contact a qualified electrician. USFA’s home-safety page: [link].

  • Community education

    USFA warns against extension cords for major appliances. Share the full appliance resource: [USFA electrical-safety link].

  • Community education

    USFA advises unplugging small appliances when they are not in use. Its full appliance guidance: [USFA electrical-safety link].

  • Community education

    Lamp reminder from USFA: use a bulb matching the fixture’s recommended wattage. Details: [USFA electrical-safety link].

  • Community education

    Know someone planning electrical work? Encourage them to contact a qualified electrician and review [USFA link].

  • Professional voice

    Electrical work should be performed by a qualified electrician. See the U.S. Fire Administration’s guidance: [link].

  • Professional voice

    We share public safety information from USFA; for electrical work, speak with a qualified electrician.

  • Professional voice

    USFA recommends against overloading outlets and power strips. Review the complete guidance: [link].

  • Professional voice

    USFA recommends power strips with internal overload protection. Review the full resource: [USFA electrical-safety link].

  • Professional voice

    Need an electrical project assessed? Contact a qualified electrician; find public home-safety guidance at [link].

  • Professional voice

    Keep burnable items away from lamps and light fixtures, advises USFA. Full guidance: [USFA electrical-safety link].

  • Helpful prompts

    Have you reviewed your home’s electrical safety information recently? USFA’s public guide is here: [link].

  • Helpful prompts

    Which topic would you like us to explain next: outlets, extension cords or appliance connections? Start with USFA’s guidance: [link].

  • Helpful prompts

    Planning a room refresh? Include outlet and cord safety in the conversation. USFA’s resource: [link].

  • Helpful prompts

    Helping someone move into a home? Share this outlet, cord and appliance checklist from USFA: [link].

  • Helpful prompts

    A seasonal reminder for your household chat: review USFA’s electrical-safety checklist together at [link].

  • Helpful prompts

    Keep this public resource with your home-maintenance notes: USFA’s appliance and electrical fire-safety guidance at [link].

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