A lesson I learned from my mom is always unplug the curling iron or straightener. I can't tell you how many times my family has been driving away from the house but had to stop so one of us could run inside and double-check the curling iron. Mom had this thing when I was growing up where, uh, she didn't want the house to catch on fire. Idk if any of your moms were like this, but it was important to my mom, so now I am a double-checker and unplugger of my hair straightener.
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So funny about the plugging things in. I'm a habitual forgetter and it drives my husband crazy. He doesn't even like if my hair straightener and blow dryer are plugged in!
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ReplyDeleteYour mom is right. We had a house fire from a faulty lamp left on. Now I have a thing about turning off lamps. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great lesson learned from mom! Funny how that stuck with you all of these years :)
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ReplyDeleteI LOL'd when I read your lesson from Mom because I learned the same and I also now panic if I drive off and can't remember if I unplugged my straightener
I am so OCD over worrying that I didn't unplug my flat iron. Even a few times we had to turn back and make sure indeed it was unplugged. It ALWAYS has been, but that whole pit in the stomach worrying that it wasn't.
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