Unplug This Common Kitchen Appliance Before You Leave — Here’s Why

Many of these devices still draw electricity when not in use. Over time, worn cords, damaged components, or power surges can create dangerous situations. Even appliances with built-in safety features can fail if they’re low quality or not properly maintained. That’s why unplugging is one of the simplest, most effective precautions.

To stay safe, unplug small appliances after each use—especially anything that heats up. Use surge protectors for essentials like refrigerators, and check cords regularly for signs of damage. Investing in safer, high-quality products makes a difference too. Start tonight—unplug, rest easy, and know your kitchen is a little safer.

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