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Electrical Safety First Warning.

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Don't overload sockets and extension leads.....

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-8174165/People-working-home-told-pay-extra-attention-electrical-safety.html


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    Would you hand out the same message if we were being bombed? 




    I am sure that those in authority would say "take precautions and be sensible to ensure safety in all aspects of life during times of crisis." We don't want home fires or electrics shocks when the emergency services are working to full capacity and people are trapped at home using many electrical appliances. You know it makes sense.


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    Would you hand out the same message if we were being bombed? 




    I am sure that those in authority would say "take precautions and be sensible to ensure safety in all aspects of life during times of crisis." We don't want home fires or electrics shocks when the emergency services are working to full capacity and people are trapped at home using many electrical appliances. You know it makes sense.


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