What’s Allowed, What’s Not Allowed?
That is the question!
Allowed
Not Allowed*
(if UL Approved and in good condition)
Alarm Clock/Clock
Aquarium with Fish (30 gallon max.)
Automatic Iced Tea Maker
Bread Machine
Can Opener
CD Burner
Coffee Maker (auto-off feature required)
Computer/Printer
Crockpot/Slow Cooker/Rice Cooker
Curling Iron/Hot Rolling Curlers
Electric Blanket
Fan
Hair Dryer
Heating Pad
Hot Air Popcorn Popper
INDOOR Holiday Lights
Iron with Automatic Shut-Off
Lava Lamps
Personal Grooming Devices (razor, etc.)
Radio
Small Refrigerator (2’x3’ x 1’6" cubic ft.)
Television
DVD Player
Microwave**
Air Conditioner
Blender
Cappuccino Maker
Convection Oven
Deep Fat Fryer
Electric Crepe/Sandwich Maker
Electric Fry Pan
Electric Griddle
Electric Grill
Electric Hamburger Cooker
Electric Mixer
Electric Waffle Iron
Electric Wok
Fondue Pot
Food Processor
OUTDOOR Holiday Lights
Halogen Lamps
Grill or Grill Convertible
Hot Oil Popcorn
Hot Pot or Hot Plate
Indoor Grill or Broiler
Space Heater
Sun Lamp
Toaster/Toaster Oven
All candles, burning incense or other
open flame devices
*Not Allowed in Living Spaces, but may be used in designated kitchen areas.
**Residents may have one microwave per room providing it meets the following conditions:
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Microwave recommended output is 700 watts of cooking power.
The microwave is plugged directly into an outlet.
The microwave is used to prepare snack-type items only.
The microwave, for safety reasons, is not plugged in or placed inside a closet or other enclosed space.
Only multi-plug power strips that meet all the following criteria are allowed.
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Equipped with surge protector
UL-approved
Grounded, three-prong plug
12-14 gauge wire cord, which is typically indicated on cord