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Electricity is so common in our everyday lives that we have come to take it for granted. However, electricity is very useful, and it is worth paying attention to any potential dangers.

Many people admit to not checking the condition of their sockets, plugs, and cables. They will usually leave this up to their electricians when they visit. It is important to follow safety guidelines and use all equipment according to the manufacturer's instructions. Any damaged equipment should be replaced or repaired. Here are some things you can do to protect your family from electrocution and electrical fires.

• You should always check the plugs and sockets for buzzing, crackling, or other sounds. Also, be aware of burn marks. You can also check electrical appliances like hairdryers, radios, and electric shavers that are used in damp or wet environments, such as showers, baths, or swimming pools.

• You should inspect your home for switches that have too many appliances connected to them. If you find any, replace the damaged cables right away. Protect yourself by only using plugs that have a standard safety mark.

• To keep your family and yourself safe, it is important to find the location of your safety switch in your home. Ask your electrician for help if you can't find it.

• You can use the safety switch in an emergency to turn off the power and prevent someone from getting electrocuted. Any repairs that might be required will need to be done by a qualified electrician. Use a person you trust and know.