I'd start by trying to teach your son to NOT unplug things. It won't be long before he starts trying to plug (metal) things IN.
:yes: it's a hard phase. My nephew did computer cords and cables. Your BEST solution is to spend whatever time and effort you have to search for a solution to teach your son that electrical cords are not toys. I'm sure you taught him that the stove is hot, right?daveb1 said:I'd start by trying to teach your son to NOT unplug things. It won't be long before he starts trying to plug (metal) things IN.
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In Metro area in USA side they are pretty good but out of the woods { country} it depending on overhead or underground run on primary lines and weather that can affect as well.As I 'am on the other side of the world to you guys,
I am wondering how reliable is your electricity supply ?
How often does it fail ?
Here in Australia, it is pretty reliable,
And black outs are rare,
Maybe one a year, and then its short,
less than 2 hours usually.
Unless of course there has been a cyclone
then it can be off for 2 to 4 days,
But I have a 5kva genny that easily runs everything
240v at 5kva.