 When it's cold out, there's nothing like being warm and cozy inside. Here are some tips to make sure you always stay safe in your home if an outage occurs. Now when the power goes out, flashlights and spare batteries are key. Candles provide light, but can be dangerous if left unattended. To keep warm, wear lots of layers and cover up with blankets. Fireplaces that are in good working order can be good for light and warm. But remember to maintain ventilation, especially if you're using kerosene and combustion-based sources for heat. Now if you use a space heater, be sure to keep it away from furniture, curtains and water. And only use that heater on level surfaces and always, always be careful and keep it away from children and pets. Now if you use a generator, don't ever use it inside. Generators produce carbon monoxide and cause of fire. Follow the safety instructions for your specific model of generator because if you don't, it can be deadly. For more safety tips, log on to georgiapower.com slash storm.