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Generator Safety When Power's Out | Columbus News
Power out? Generators can help—but safety first. With tens of thousands still without electricity, experts warn: carbon monoxide is invisible and deadly, electrocution and fires are real risks. Never run generators indoors or near vents—keep them 20 feet away. Don’t refuel when hot, use outdoor-rated cords, avoid overloading, and never plug into your home’s outlets (it could endanger utility workers). Follow the manual, stay dry, and keep exhaust pointed away. Your generator can be a lifeline—if you use it right. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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