9 things you should never plug into a power strip

check the wattage supported by the strip, which is typically printed on the product.

  1. Ovens require significant power and should be connected to their own dedicated wall outlet.
  2. Refrigerators frequently cycle on and off and need a steady power source, not a shared one.

     

  3. Washing machines use up to 1,400 watts and run for long periods, increasing the risk of overheating.
  4. Space heaters often run continuously at 1,500 watts, which is far too much for a strip to handle safely.
  5. Microwaves are also energy-intensive and should never