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Dress warmly if you must enter flooded areas

Water damage can be a devastating event, and it’s important to take precautions to avoid shock hazards during cleanup. Here are some tips:

How do you avoid shock hazards during cleanup?

  • Dress warmly. When entering flooded areas, wear rubber boots and gloves to protect yourself from electrical shock.
  • Use caution when using electrical appliances. Never use electrical appliances in standing water, and be sure to unplug all appliances before cleaning them.
  • Be aware of your surroundings. Look for downed power lines and other hazards before entering flooded areas.
  • If you come into contact with live wires, do not attempt to remove them yourself. Call a qualified electrician for help.

By following these tips, you can help avoid shock hazards during cleanup and keep yourself safe.