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Electrical Cord Safety: Risks of Exposed Wires and How to Prevent Hazards
The exposed wires could cause an electrical shock or fire.
When the rubber coating is stripped from an electric cord, the live wires are exposed. This means that if someone comes into contact with the exposed wires, they could be electrocuted. Additionally, if the exposed wires come into contact with each other, they could create a spark that could start a fire.
To prevent these hazards, it is important to immediately replace any electric cord that has been damaged. If you are unsure whether or not an electric cord is damaged, it is best to err on the side of caution and replace it.
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