Electrical Cords Under Rugs

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Electrical cords under rugs.

Don t leave cords dangling anywhere where they can be pulled down and tripped over. If you have a lamp sitting on an end table see if there s a way to hide the cord under the rug some on its way to an outlet explains gage of freestanding mid room lamp cords. Besides creating another potential fire hazard you might give yourself a good jolt of electricity drengenberg says. 4 7 out of 5 stars with 24 reviews.

It prevents the cord from releasing its heat and could lead to a fire. If you have an area rug you can conveniently tuck or hide cords underneath but since this can also be perceived as a fire hazard make sure your cords and outlets are new and ul listed. 4 9 out of 5 stars with 15 reviews. Don t bend or coil cords when they re in use.

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Never run a power extension cord under a rug through a wall over a beam or through a doorway or window. Never tape extension cords to floors or attach them to surfaces with staples or nails. Caring for extension cords. Philips 15 3 outlet grounded extension cord outdoor green.

Cordinate 2 3 outlets grounded extension cord gray. Always store cords indoors. Cover unused cord receptacles with childproof covers. As best you can run the cord under the rug where it won t be walked on too much a bump in the rug can still create a tripping hazard.

Stop using extension cords that feel hot to the touch. Keep unprotected cords out of the path of foot traffic and furniture to prevent fraying overheating and tripping. Avoid using coiled extension cords. If you can do so newman advises taping these wires down under the rugs for extra security.

Never run a cord under a rug.