No, continuing to use a wall electrical outlet that has produced sparks is a major safety hazard and violates basic electrical safety rules. Even if the outlet appears to work intermittently afterward, the underlying cause—such as worn contact springs, loose terminal screws, or internal arcing—remains active and will generate dangerous heat during future appliance use. You can troubleshoot electrical safety risks easily. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when shutting off the circuit breaker, inspecting the internal wiring, and replacing the damaged receptacle ensures that you can plug in appliances safely without any recurrence of sparks.
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