"When using a generator, make sure you have carbon monoxide detectors in place. The ones that are wired into your home or the ...

Here's how to avoid the "invisible killer" and safely use a portable generator if the power goes out in the winter storm.

Generators are for outdoor use only and are to be kept away from any physical structures. The National Weather Service suggests keeping a generator a minimum of 20 feet away from entrances, including ...

When using generators in severe weather, safety is crucial to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning, electrocution, and fire.

If you bought your first generator or propane heater, there are a couple of things you should know about safely operating ...

Preparing for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season means more than just stocking up on supplies, it also means being ready for potential power outages. For many, that includes relying on a generator to ...

The backup power devices can be deadly if not used properly.

Fire and carbon monoxide are the biggest safety issues if generators are misused or not installed properly. Electrocution is ...

When winter strays farther south than usual, at top of mind for many Texans is electricity, especially after 2021’s blizzard knocked out power to much of the state and killed hundreds. The National ...