Any advice on a generator? Home improvement

[gabriellk]

Following the storms in the Midwest, I've been considering purchasing a generator. A whole home, natural gas system would be perfect, but I simply cannot afford it. I'm searching for something dependable and safe that can control a few lamps, a small refrigerator, and electronics. I live in a small house and can do without heat or air conditioning for a few days, but it would be good to have some small creature comforts when the power is out I also check many good reviews about generators and inverters at watt insider.

Is getting one of those $400 2500 watt gasoline models my best bet? Is it possible to simply run it outside the building, bring an extension cord inside, and plug in the lights and gadgets I want to power?

[FitEeys]

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