Privacy Policy

Who we are

Our website address is: https://marneygenerators.com

What personal data we collect and why we collect it

Today, with the growth of the internet and connectivity, user behavior has taken on a new trend. marneygenerators.com was established by a group of experts in many other fields. We all hope that our website is a useful page to provide the latest information and data for users to reduce the time searching for devices to serve your life easily. 
Not only that, our selections are mostly based on real-life interviews, trustworthy reports, and tests by leading research specialists. This website will offer you a list of the best products to choose from. In addition, we all believe that marneygenerators.com may show you remarkable experiences during shopping time.
We take pride in our faithfulness to strict standards and our long-time experience. Moreover, to the technologies used effectively, our opinions are drawn from reviews and data from the best trustworthy sources.

All thanks for visiting us 

We operate this product review site with a privacy and information security policy. We do not collect any personal information about your users and we do not share your personal information with third parties.

We collect data from you when you use our website to help us improve it and make it more useful to you.
We also use cookies to help us provide a better experience for you on Marney Generators.

Data collection

Marney Generators collects data about the product under review. Data is collected by users of the website in several ways. Some ways are through surveys, social media posts, and user feedback.

We collect data by asking users to fill out a survey about products they have tried and liked or disliked. We also collect feedback from social media posts or user reviews of products under review on our website.

How is information stored and protected?

This intro is designed to inform your audience about your privacy policy. The Policy outlines what data we collect, how we use it, and how to access your data.
When you create an account with us, we store some of your personal information to help us better understand your interest in our website. We want to ensure that information is secure and protected so that it is not used for any unauthorized purpose.

Amazon associate program

We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate marketing initiative that enables websites to earn advertising revenue by referring to items on amazon.ca, amazon.co.uk, amazon.com,..etc..and other participating websites.

Links

When you have experience with marneygenerators.com services, you agree that our website will contain links to other public social networks and websites. So, these links are subject to the privacy policy of the visitors.

Children under 13

Marney Generators is not intended for children under the age of thirteen. It is also not intended to deliberately gather personal information from children under the age of 13. We recommend children under the age of 13 not to provide any personal information on the website in order to comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act. However, if a youngster provides vital personal information by accident, we ask the parent or legal guardian to contact us through email to request that the data be removed. If we discover that a kid under the age of 13 has supplied us with personal information, we make it a priority to erase it.
Marney Generators are committed to protecting children's privacy and we don't collect their personal information as it is not necessary for our services. We want to make sure all parents know about our service and the good work we do so they can trust Marney Generators.

Cookie DoubleClick DART

The DART cookie is used by Google to deliver advertising to users based on their visits to marneygenerators.com and other websites on the Internet.
Users can opt out of the DART cookie by visiting Google's ad and content network privacy policy at https://policies.google.com/technologies/ads?hl=en.

On our site, certain of our advertising partners may utilize cookies and web beacons. Our advertising partners are as follows:

Amazon Associates 
Google Adsense

These third-party ad servers or ad networks employ technologies to deliver adverts and links from marneygenerators.com to your browsers. When this happens, they automatically acquire your IP address. Third-party ad networks may also use other technologies (such as cookies, JavaScript, or Web Beacons) to assess the efficacy of their adverts and/or to customize the advertising material that you view.

We have no access to or control over these third-party advertising cookies.

For more specific information on these third-party ad servers' practices, as well as instructions on how to opt-out of particular practices, you should visit their individual privacy policies. The Marney Generators privacy policy does not apply to such other advertisers or web sites, and we have no control over their activity.

If you want to disable cookies, you can do so through your browser's settings. More information about cookie management with specific web browsers can be found on their respective websites.

Changes to this privacy policy

We will update our privacy policy. By agreeing to use our services, you agree to these changes. We strongly recommend that you read our privacy policy information regularly so you can receive updates as they happen.

However, with the main changes in IP, a notification email can be sent to customers via email or announcement on our website. With the changes and improvement of our website, privacy policies have also developed. Therefore, it is essential for you to periodically reread our website's privacy policy. We are not responsible for notifications to visitors. Therefore, please contact nybestreviews.com for the latest privacy policy.

If you have any questions feel free to contact us!

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Indoor Electrical Safety

Electricity is such an integral part of our daily lives that we occasionally take it and its hidden dangers for granted. Safety is our number one priority, just as it is yours. Following these tips can help keep you and your loved ones safe and secure.

Water and electricity don't mix. Together, they can form a deadly combination.

• Keep water away from electricity and electrical appliances.
• Never use electrical appliances while standing in water.
• Always make sure your hands are dry when using an electrical appliance.
• Never use appliances while near water or outside when it's wet or raining.

Use electrical cords wisely.

• Repair or replace cords that are frayed or cracked.
• Always remove a cord from the outlet by pulling on the plug rather than the cord itself.
• Extension cords are only for temporary use. Prolonged use of extension cords can cause overheating and fire.
• Cords should never be nailed or stapled to a wall, baseboard or any other object.
• Cords should not have any furniture resting on them or be placed under a carpet or rug.
• Do not leave a cord where it can be stepped or tripped on.
• Never remove the third prong from a three-pronged plug. The third prong grounds electricity and are there for safety. If you don't have a three-hole outlet, adapters are available at your local hardware store or home supply center.

Stay safe throughout your home.

• Always install light bulbs that are the correct wattage for your lamps and fixtures.
• Cover unused wall outlets with plastic safety caps to protect your children and pets.
• Never overload outlets by using multiple plug-in adapters or power strips.
• Install ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs). These special outlets prevent electric shock by detecting faults and shutting off electricity to the outlet when necessary. They are especially important in kitchens, bathrooms, and other places where water is present.

Outdoor Electrical Safety

These tips will help you pay attention to your surroundings when working or playing outdoors.

Knowing Your Surroundings

• Before beginning any work or play activity, conduct a thorough survey that identifies any power lines, utility poles, guy wires, service drops and other power-related equipment. Use a spotter when operating heavy equipment.
• Establish a clearance boundary around power lines before any type activity begins.
• Call Dig Safe (1-888-DIG-SAFE) for all underground work. It's the law. If you do not call and you hit an underground line, you could be hurt or killed. You may also be held liable for damages.

Work or Play: Beware

• Beware of anything metal around wires. Keep in mind you don't actually have to touch the wire to get into trouble. Electricity can "leap" to a conductor like a ladder if brought close to an energized wire, so always keep yourself and metal objects at least 10 feet away from power lines.
• When using an aluminum ladder, check above you for power lines. Aluminum is an exceptionally good conductor of electricity. If you touch a power line with an aluminum ladder, you could be seriously injured or killed.
• Remember: Tree limbs can conduct electricity as they contain water. Electricity can pass through a branch that is touching a line, shocking the victim sufficient to cause injury, a fall from the tree or death.
• Kids should be warned not climb trees or build tree houses in trees with lines nearby.
• Leave tree trimming to a professional. But, if you are pruning trees with a long-handled pruning instrument, especially a metal one, check above you to avoid touching a power line or any limbs that are growing into power lines.
• Never attempt to move an object (tree limb, kite, model airplane, etc.) from a power line yourself. Never climb the pole.
• Grounded three-pronged extension cords are recommended for outdoor work. Periodically examine extension cords for breaks or damaged insulation. Replace if defective. Ground Fault Interrupters, or GFIs, are a good investment for all outdoor circuits.

Landscaping Dos and Dont's

• Avoid planting tall-growing trees under power lines. The little tree being planted today could eventually grow into the lines, creating a safety hazard for your children and our maintenance crews who climb it. In addition, the limbs could break off, becoming entangled in the power lines, causing serious problems.
• Trees, shrubs or vines that are too close to poles may need to be trimmed so utility workers can get access to the poles. Keeping clear access to utility electric equipment gives line crews the room to perform inspections and repairs – and keeps everyone safe.
• Ask your nursery how tall your baby tree will grow once it has matured. If it is expected to grow under 30 feet at maturity, it can be planted near or under overhead utility lines. If it is expected to grow between 30 feet and 50 feet at maturity, it needs to be planted at least 30 feet from the roadside wires. If it is expected to grow more than 50 feet at maturity, it should be planted at least 50 feet from the wires. Landscaping this way ensures sagging and falling branches will not disrupt electric service.
• Find out how sprawling the tree’s branches will be at maturity. A tree planted 30 feet away from an electric line can still interfere with the wire if the branches spread.
• Although it is tempting to landscape around ground mounted utility equipment, avoid doing so. During an outage, WMECO crews may need to access to the equipment serving a homeowner’s house.
• Keep shrubs and structures at least 12 feet from the “door” of a pad-mount transformer and at least three feet from other sides.
• Landscaping too close to the transformer restricts air circulation, which can cause equipment failure and can delay the completion of your restoration work. In addition, electrical workers need space to open the transformer safely when working on underground power lines.
• Don’t plant anything within three feet of an electric meter. The device should be accessible to meter readers. Also, please do not fence in the meter.
• Again, always call Dig Safe at (888) DIG-SAFE (344-7233) before you begin any groundwork.