File image. Danica Cherico and Shawn Gehlert use a generator to power a lamp as they sit outside their apartments that don't have electricty after it was damaged by Hurricane Michael on October 15 ...

Generators can be deadly if used improperly. Here is what you need to do to use a generator safely.

The American Red Cross has this advice for safely using an electric generator.

The only safe spot to operate a generator is outdoors, at a minimum of 20 feet from your house—with the engine exhaust directed away from windows, doors, air-conditioning units, or other structures.

How to safely operate a generator during a power outage When the power goes out, generators come on, but they come with serious risks such as carbon monoxide poisoning, electrical issues and fire.

Generators can be a huge help when you've lost power. Follow these tips to keep yourself safe when using them.

How to safely use a generator amid power outages When used properly, portable and standby generators are a great option to provide backup power.

As power outages spread across Florida in the wake of Hurricane Ian, here's how to safely use a generator.

Generators can be deadly if used improperly. Here is what you need to do to use a generator safely: Do NOT use the generator inside. They can cause carbon monoxide poisoning and also could start a ...

Here are the steps to properly use a generator after a hurricane.