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Summary: Homeowner’s insurance usually covers fire damage and may seek compensation from a neighbor’s insurer if the neighbor is at fault. However, neighbors are not liable if the fire was caused by factors beyond...
Natural gas is a convenient form of energy that allows homeowners to cook food on stove tops and heat their water. Safety issues arise, however, when the natural gas is improperly installed or maintained,...
Key Highlights: Porous materials: Mattresses, upholstered furniture, carpets that absorb smoke smell Cosmetics, toiletries, and medications that get contaminated Burnt clothing, linen and textiles Perishable food items that were kept open. Electronics Anything that...
Summary: Microwave fires are a serious safety hazard that can be easily avoided with proper usage. In this article, we will discuss the common causes of microwave fires and provide essential tips to prevent...
Summary: After a fire, it’s important to clean up soot quickly to protect your home and belongings. Discover easy and effective ways to remove soot from walls, ceilings, clothes, metal surfaces, wood, and more...
Summary: Removing smoke odor from clothing can be tough due to its sticky nature. Methods like using baking soda, scented dryer sheets, deodorizing sprays, air drying, fabric softener, scent boosters, white vinegar, and washing...
Grease fires can be extremely dangerous because they can cause injuries and damage to your property. They are usually caused by oil, grease, or fat on the stovetop, or by deep-fat fryers getting too...
In this blog, we’re taking a closer look at how smoke quietly messes with your belongings and overall well-being. We’ll also provide simple ways to get rid of those lingering smoke odors after a kitchen fire, along with practical tips for effectively restoring fire damage.
Kitchen fires may seem small, but they can set you back a lot of money. To keep Thanksgiving safe for everything but your diet, USFA suggests these fire safety cooking tips.
When a furnace is working correctly, oxygen and fuel are combined in a balanced manner and allow for controlled combustion. This proper combination creates a steady flame and will burn almost all of the...
