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You'll notice that not all electrical plugs are the same and might even have different inserts depending on the country. Here's how many there are.

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Normally, a range, if it's electric or induction, it'll have a 220-volt plug, and so that's a lot of power, and it's also more expensive when you're running to it.

Smart plugs are great for many things, but even the best smart plug has limitations. In the US, our homes primarily operate on 120 volts, with some appliances requiring 240 volts.

For an electric dryer, you would need a 208-, 220- or 240-volt outlet behind the dryer's location. Replacing this type of electrical outlet yourself is extremely difficult.

We tested over a dozen travel plug adapters to find the best to bring on a trip overseas. Nothing can cover you everywhere, but check out these four good options.

This arrangement allows for more storage space – along with access to a two-pin 220-volt plug and USB port – underneath the centre console where the “transmission tunnel” is usually housed.

Europe Brits heading on holiday to Europe will need travel adaptor type C, which uses 220 volts. This plug has two round pins, although some countries have other plug types.

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A universal adapter or a CEE 7/7 hybrid plug is a good idea, but travelers should check each country’s specific outlet and voltage requirements (220 to 240 volts) to ensure proper functionality.