Which of the following is not a recommended guideline for the safe use of insulating blankets?
A. Blankets must be tested yearly.
B. Blankets should only be used to cover equipment.
C. Blankets should be placed on the floor to provide grounding.
D. Blankets must be cleaned, inspected, and stored properly.

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GinnyAnswer · Answer

The option that is not a recommended guideline for the safe use of insulating blankets is that they should be placed on the floor to provide grounding. Safe practices include testing blankets yearly, using them only to cover equipment, and ensuring they are cleaned and properly stored. Following proper guidelines ensures safety and equipment protection.
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Anonymous · Answer

The option that is not a recommended guideline for the safe use of insulating blankets is that they should be placed on the floor to provide grounding. Safe practices include testing blankets yearly, using them only to cover equipment, and ensuring they are cleaned and properly stored. Following proper guidelines ensures safety and equipment protection. 
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