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Mar 11, 2025Posted on March 4, 2025 by John Brush
As spring approaches in South Carolina, many homeowners focus on deep cleaning and decluttering. While refreshing your home, it's also the perfect time to inspect key electrical components to ensure your household remains safe and energy efficient. Checking electrical cords and outlets should be an essential part of your spring-cleaning routine. Here’s why it matters and what you should do.
Inspecting Electrical Cords
Frayed, damaged or overloaded electrical cords pose a significant fire hazard. As you tidy up, take a moment to inspect all cords around your home, including those for lamps, appliances, and extension cords.
Checking Electrical Outlets
Faulty outlets can lead to electric shocks or fires. Take a few minutes to inspect each outlet in your home.
By adding these safety checks to your spring-cleaning routine, you’ll create a safer, more efficient home just in time for the warmer months ahead. For more electrical safety tips, visit our Electrical Safety page.