Iron and Machine
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This gives me something to think about and will have to remember to check out where my are plugged in at. Most of my cords run under a table or storage dresser so they are out of the way. Good tip!!
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My ironing board is right next to the sewing machine, have 2 electric leads in this area. The machine itself is on a really good surge protector. BUT?..I am going to check if the iron is on the same electric connection. Thanks for the heads up. My Epic has to last me forever!!
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My ironing station & my machines are in different rooms so I hope I can assume they okay. Good information to know though. If you have a thunderstorm with lightning it's also a good idea to unplug all of your electronics including sewing machines, computers, TV's etc., etc.
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Thanks for the info! Just googled that question and many responses say this same thing. I always do get up to iron, now I'll add a few more steps!
Will a different outlet in the same room be alright? Some say to use a different circuit and not sure if that means not to use an outlet in same room.
Will a different outlet in the same room be alright? Some say to use a different circuit and not sure if that means not to use an outlet in same room.
Last edited by Kitsie; 05-09-2016 at 07:50 AM. Reason: added question.
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