Do you know what to do if the lights go out in your home? Head to our website to learn the proper steps to take if you find yourself without power.
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During a power outage, you may be left without heating, lighting, hot water, or even running water. In case of emergency, you should be prepared to take care of yourself and your loved ones for 72 hours #SafetyFirst#OutageTips
In case of a power outage, candles are not recommended for use of emergency lighting due to their fire risk. We prefer flashlights! 🔦
If you do use candles, never leave them unattended and use proper candle holders #OutageTips
For safety, consider ALL cables and wires to be energized whether they are electrical ⚡, cable 📺 or telephone ☎️ and stay a school bus distance away 🚍.
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One of the most destructive parts of a hurricane is a storm surge that causes flooding. Be sure to disconnect all outdoor electrical devices that are in danger of being submerged in water.
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Water and electricity don’t mix! Do not enter a flooded basement unless you are sure the power is disconnected in your home.
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If you are experiencing a power outage, don't open your freezer or fridge unless it is absolutely necessary. A full freezer will keep food frozen for 24 to 36 hours if the door remains closed! ❄️
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#TipTuesday Use jugs of water to fill spaces in your fridge and freezer! This will help your fridge run more efficiently, and will keep your food cool during an outage #OutageTips#SaveEnergy
Outage Safety Tip: Keep your refrigerator and your freezer doors closed as much as possible to prevent food spoilage. #DYK a closed refrigerator can keep food cold for up to 24 hours and a closed freezer can keep food frozen for up to 48 hours? #sdge#foodsafety#outagetips
Use jugs of water to fill spaces in your fridge and freezer! This will help your fridge run more efficiently, and will keep your food cool during an outage #OutageTips#SaveEnergy
Outage Safety Tip: Keep your refrigerator and your freezer doors closed as much as possible to prevent food spoilage. DYK a closed refrigerator can keep food cold for up to 24 hours and a closed freezer can keep food frozen for up to 48 hours? #sdge#foodsafety#outagetips
Use jugs of water to fill spaces in your fridge and freezer! This will help your fridge run more efficiently, and will keep your food cool during an outage #OutageTips#EnergyEfficiency