Three appliances are a massive fire hazard when they're plugged into an extension lead instead of directly into a socket.

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The progressive plug-in hybrid SUVs from Stellantis have been recalled after multiple vehicle fires have been reported.

Power strips are a common and convenient way to provide additional sockets, but experts warn that there are certain household items you should never plug into one.

Avoid fire hazards at home by keeping appliances plugged into a dedicated wall outlet and not an extension cord.

The three appliances that must always be plugged straight into wall sockets are kettles, heaters and toasters, reports ...

Alaska Marine Lines will no longer ship electric vehicles or plug-in hybrid vehicles to Alaska or Hawaii. Last week, the barge company announced the policy change in a statement due to the fire risk ...

The most hazardous fire hazards are often those we encounter daily without recognizing their potential for ignition, ...

Common household appliances can be too powerful for an extension lead to handle, creating a fire and safety hazard ...

Space heaters are a big drain on the amps an electrical circuit uses. That's usually fine for newer 15-amp home outlets since modern space heaters are designed to work with those receptacles. The ...

There are three appliances that UK households should 'never' plug into extension leads, according to an expert. An electrical ...