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When an electrical appliance that’s plugged in is immersed in water, electricity can leak out of it and shock you. Many years ago, the appliance industry received reports of hair dryers electrocuting small children in the bathtub, according to UL, which develops product safety standards. All hair dryers these days have them, for good reason. The buttons are part of a device called an Appliance Leakage Circuit Interrupter (ALCI). You’ve probably noticed the plug on your hair dryer has two little buttons on it, one that says “test” and one that says “reset.” But do you have any idea what they do or when to use them? Appliance Leakage Circuit Interrupters explained Just in case that hair dryer falls into a wet sink or tub…

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