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Fire extinguishers are essential for protecting lives and property during a fire emergency. However, they don’t last forever and require regular service or replacement to remain effective. Ignoring an expired fire extinguisher can pose...
The distinct smell of burning plastic or fish could indicate an electrical fire. If you notice an active fire, call 911 immediately. If not, contact an emergency electrician to locate and address the source...
Winter brings the joy of the holiday season—twinkling lights, festive dinners, and cherished moments with loved ones. However, it’s also a time to be vigilant about fire safety, especially with young children in the...
It is very important to practice good fire safety each time you light up your grill. Both gas and charcoal grills have the potential to cause fires and injuries if they are not used properly. With just a few simple grilling safety tips, you can prevent dangerous mishaps and ensure that your summer barbecue goes off without a hitch.
Things are heating up quickly this summer, especially in the southern states as humidity levels drop and the risk of outdoor fires rises. While many of us are excited about more trips to the...
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,...
In this guide, we will help you understand fall fire hazards, how to prepare your property for fall, do the proper fire-resistant home maintenance, how to practice safe outdoor practices, properly use fire safety equipment, how to prepare your family for an emergency, and to have your insurance and documentation ready in case an emergency happens.
Following these spring and summer fire safety tips will help ensure that your summer festivities stay safe. Take the time to review basic fire safety tips with your family and have a fire escape plan so that everyone can make it out safely in case of a fire.
As there are many potential risks for a house or building fire to occur, many individuals do not stop to think about the dryer vent as a possible factor. In fact, dryer vents are...
To protect your property, there are practical steps you can take and devices you can invest in that are designed to help prevent and contain potential electrical fires. By proactively equipping your home with these items, you can rest easy knowing that you’ve taken important steps to safeguard your property and your family from potentially hazardous conditions.
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