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Given so many of us celebrate Christmas with decorations in our homes, the consumer protection charity is also urging people not to overload plug sockets.

"Being able to kind of have something that I can control with my mind still even though my foot is not there. It kind of brings everything full circle," he says.

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Nothing ruins a good trip like the realization that you didn’t bring the right adapter for all your electronics. After all, if you can’t charge your phone to Instagram about all your adventures or charge your computer to email everyone you know about the sites you’re seeing, did any of it really happen?

Pick a fresh tree that’s unlikely to catch on fire and make sure your lights are in good condition and meet the right standards

5. Never overload a plug socket: According to UK charity Electrical Safety First, plugging in appliances that together will exceed the maximum current rating stated for the extension lead could cause the plug in the wall socket to overheat and possibly cause a fire. 

The Accountant explained that the figures should have been vice-versa, pointing out that the existing arrangement placed the country at a disadvantage.

In total, there are 15 different electrical outlets used worldwide. So, before you go, check to see what outlet is used in the country or region you will be traveling to. The most popular travel adapters today will be "universal" adapters, or will be able to accommodate many or most of the different electrical outlets in the world.

Phil Ost, home insurance expert, Zurich, added: ‘Christmas is a time for celebrating and decorations are a central part of that. 

Loose connecting wires can cause an outlet to lose power. If you’ve gone through the previous troubleshooting steps but you still don’t have power to the outlet, there’s a chance it’s due to loose wires. If you’re not comfortable checking outlet wiring, this is the time to call the electrician.

Starting at just $6, this OREI option is extremely cost-effective and just about all you need if you know you’re only visiting one destination or won’t be away for long. The single plug adapter lets you stick one end into the European socket, and attach your charging device to the other. This straightforward device makes the adapter perfect for folks who don’t travel all too often and want something extremely easy to use.