Category: Tips

With almost the entire United States in a state of lockdown because of the COVID-19 pandemic, families across the country are spending most of their time at home. Whether you’re looking after your kids, working remotely, or just being a good citizen who’s practicing social distancing, the extra time you’re spending indoors is likely to…

With summer now well underway, many homeowners have gotten themselves busy in the hustle and bustle of the home improvement season. Although focusing solely on home exterior improvement projects can be quite tempting, it’s important to remember your home’s interior as well, along with all the different aspects that make your home a comfortable and…

Have you ever looked at your energy bill in disbelief wondering how it got so out of control? Well, you’re definitely not alone. Many Americans dread opening their mailbox at the end of every month to see how severely their finances have been hit. (more…)

There’s a reason why home ceiling fan market in the United States has been growing at a CAGR of 2.41% and is expected to reach $445.3 million by next year, according to Zion Market Research. A household appliance that’s traditionally been high in demand, ceiling can be used year-round to make your home feel cooler…

In 2020, if you have your sensitive, expensive electric appliances plugged directly to the power outlet without any surge protection, you might be in trouble. Many people don’t think surge protectors are essential, because well, “It will not happen to me!” (more…)

Electrical fires remain one of the top causes of fires in residential and commercial environments. According to the 2018 statistics released by the U.S. Fire Administration (USFA), out of 1,318,500 fire incidents in the USA, the electrical malfunction was the cause of 6.8% residential and 7.8% non-residential fires. (more…)

While electrical appliances are made for our comfort and convenience, they can also be incredibly dangerous if misused. (more…)

What is a power surge? According to the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI), a power surge—or transient voltage—is an unexpected and undesirable spike in voltage. It can damage, deteriorate, or destroy appliances and other electrical equipment in your house. (more…)