Review on 💡 GE Extension Lighting Insulated 36825: Enhancing Illumination Efficiency and Safety by Richard Sallah

First of all; I've only bought six of these (25ft) and they've worked really well so far. I bought the 25ft chords because the size fits my needs and they come with a wood outlet already. I consider this an advantage) I can always extend it with additional chords, being careful not to overload the chain or line. Now you may be asking why I can't just get by with one cord, well for long runs I will, but if I need lights every 10 feet is that a waste of power cord and money? (The cords are too long) When I hang up I usually use two or three chords and I walk to a speaker/amplifier that I have to plug an extension cord into and walk to another speaker/light of the same party lighting is optional three Sockets would be really handy, I could use one for expansion and the other two for connecting speakers and lights, so 3 sockets is a big plus for me. this is also handy for holidays and putting lights outside, we have a long cord, really doesn't help when i need to reposition the light at different points in the house, three sockets is very handy because i have a center point, on which I can access to get power for lighting what other types of consumers. I also use this for mechanical/lightweight/do-it-yourself lighting projects. And to operate some light tools, some people worry about the cord outside. If you're really worried about always using electrical tape for caulking and not using it, I will buy this product again