For many of us, electricity isn’t just how we keep the lights on: it’s also how we heat our homes in the winter and keep them cool in the summer. The longer a blackout goes on, the more serious the impacts, especially for those who rely on electricity to power their medical devices, such as an oxygen machine. Here are four ways to prepare your home for a power outage:
Stock Up on Supplies
Invest in a Backup Power Supply
Choose More Energy-Efficient Appliances
Monitor the Situation