As Hurricane Milton slams into Florida, federal regulators put out safety tips for how to properly use portable generators.

Safety tips for using a portable generator post a power outage include: Portable generators should not be used inside a home, ...

Portable generators are crucial during power outages ... but moving it from the shed to the truck was no problem. Roller wheels would have been a nice addition. Frequent users could purchase ...

Hurricane Milton has left many Floridians without power, and for many residents, this may be their first time using a ...

In fact, in a mid-August storm like Hurricane Ernesto, which happens to be swirling in the Atlantic right now, a portable generator can be a lifesaver. But with so many options on the market ...

Don't let severe weather leave you in the dark. An electrician talks generator choices right here. The post Choosing the ...

Hurricane Milton is expected to leave thousands of people without power when it makes landfall on Florida's west coast.

Rain could damage a portable generator and lead to electrocution. Generators should not be used indoors or in enclosed spaces ...

plastic sheds, pop-up canopy tents, and other generator rain cover options. Ahead, we’ll explain how to safely use a portable generator in rainy weather. Why You Shouldn’t Run a Portable ...

Generators must be placed 20 feet away from any home, including neighbors’, to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning, according ...

Shed, or any other building that a person or an animal could enter ... Without a transfer switch, you can only use a portable generator’s built-in outlets, attached with extension cords to select ...

Hurricane Milton blew through Brevard overnight bringing strong winds, flooding, loss of power. Cleanup efforts underway Thursday.