We spoke to two electrical experts for the things you should always unplug after every use so you not only keep your home safe, but keep your energy usage as low as possible.

When storms roll through, it can be nerve-racking trying to make sure your family stays safe. While it seems obvious to stock up on the essentials at the grocery store and secure outdoor items, an ...

When a thunderstorm rolls in, anything plugged into a wall becomes more vulnerable than most people expect. Lightning does ...

It's often highly recommended that you unplug all devices from outlets when not in use, including charging cables, electronics, and appliances. Though it's a pain, these suggestions are for a good ...

Fire and energy efficiency experts share tips for unplugging electronics before leaving home for vacation to prevent ...

You know to turn off the lights and lock the doors before leaving for vacation. But there’s another item on the pre-departure checklist that many people forget—unplugging electronic devices to reduce ...

Look around your home and see what is plugged in that doesn't need to be, including alarm clocks, cordless phone bases, electric kettles, hair dryers, and more. Unplugging these devices and only ...

You know to turn off the lights and lock the doors before leaving for vacation. But there’s another item on the pre-departure checklist that many people forget — unplugging electronic devices to ...