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Three essential lessons on wet hands, overloaded power strips, and damaged electrical cords.

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The same Hong Kong kitchen socket, with a wet hand holding a plug on the wrong side and a dry hand on the correct side
Critical safety ruleElectrical safety

Never touch plugs or sockets with wet hands

Dry your hands first before plugging in, unplugging, or using a switch.

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An overloaded power strip with high-power appliances on the left and a lightly loaded tidy strip on the right
Critical safety ruleElectrical safety

Do not overload extension boards or adaptors

Connect only one extension unit or adaptor to each wall socket; use a separate fixed socket for high-power appliances.

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A fan still connected with a frayed cord on the left and the same unplugged fan out of service with the damaged cord sealed in a clear bag on the right
Critical safety ruleElectrical safety

Stop using damaged electrical cords

If a cord, plug, or casing is damaged, loose, discoloured, or charred, stop using it and have it checked by an experienced technician.

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