What household items give off electromagnets?

Common household items that emit electromagnetic fields include microwave ovens, which use microwaves for heating, and wireless routers, which transmit data via radio waves. Other sources include televisions and Computer Monitors, especially older CRT models, as well as certain appliances like electric toothbrushes and hair dryers. Additionally, devices with motors, such as vacuum cleaners and refrigerators, also produce electromagnetic fields during operation.