Feeding them into a wood chipper to make fresh mulch is better. Powered by either a gas or electric motor, wood chippers use ...

But before you start cooling down your home, there's one safety tip to keep in mind: Never plug your air conditioner into an ...

Extension cords do not consume any electricity when not in use, nor do unpopulated sockets pose any sort of safety concern.

Extension cords and power strips are generally safe for home and office electronics, but they can pose risks for certain ...

Memorial Day means backyard barbecues and gathering with friends on your deck or patio. But wait—what if your grill looks ...

If you have to find a place to connect yours in your kitchen, this is another heavy-duty appliance that should ... That's why you can't use extension cords and/or power strips for any appliances ...

Transcontinental Interstate 10 between Los Angeles and El Paso, Texas, will join the I-10 Consortium, a heavy-duty, zero-emission ... of electricity, enough power to charge about 125 trucks ...

"Small kitchen appliances draw more power than their size suggests ... "Using a lightweight, indoor-rated extension cord for a heavy-duty outdoor job can lead to failure," says Worthington.

A 14-gauge cord is considered best for medium-duty power needs, like operating your television. A 12-gauge cord is heavy duty, suited for use with power tools, and 10-gauge is extra heavy duty.

Of course, powering the base-model Ram heavy-duty trucks is still the 6.4-liter ... duties without too much hitch in its giddy up. Power delivery is linear; you get to hear the siren song of ...