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With extreme weather comes more power outages. Stay prepared with these portable generators recommended by the experts.

A home generator can protect you during power outages. This guide can help you make a smart choice without overpaying.

Whole-home generators can cost tens of thousands of dollars and are basically permanent structures, where smaller generators are portable but for short-term use.

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