Many Floridians are using portable generators after Hurricane Ian wreaked havoc on the peninsula. Generators can provide a temporary source of power during an electric outage, but if used inappropriately, they can turn hazardous.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency wants to remind people who are using generators after being left without electricity to be aware of the safety concerns while using a generator.
Do not operate near open doors and windows. Using fans will not prevent carbon monoxide build-up in the home.Always connect the generator to appliances with heavy-duty extension cords.
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