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1. www.consumerreports.org › outdoor-safety › fireworkFireworks Safety Tips - Consumer Reports

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   Jun 30, 2021 · You should have a working smoke detector and carbon monoxide alarm, and he suggests that people also have an up-to-date home fire extinguisher that they know how to use.

2. firefighterline.com › do-fireworks-cause-firesDo Fireworks Cause Fires? Separating Fact from Fiction

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   May 16, 2023 · Have fire safety equipment ready: Keep a bucket of water, a hose, or a fire extinguisher nearby when using fireworks in forested areas. This allows you to quickly extinguish any sparks, embers, or small fires that may occur.

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4. www.safewise.com › blog › fireworks-safety-guide13 Tips for Safely Lighting Off Fireworks this Summer - SafeWise

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   • Choose the right location. Keep fireworks outside. You should only use fireworks outdoors (including handheld sparklers). Only use fireworks in open, flat, inflammable, and sturdy spaces.
   • Designate a safety perimeter.
   • Wait for appropriate weather conditions. A windy day is a recipe for disaster when lighting fireworks. If it’s incredibly windy, postpone your fireworks show until the next day.
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5. canadasafetycouncil.org › fireworks-safety-tipsFireworks Safety Tips – Canada ... - Canada Safety Council

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   Spectators should be at least the safety distance written on the fireworks label away from the display, keeping special supervision on children. Have a bucket of sand, supply of water and a working fire extinguisher on hand. Fireworks Show: Only adults (18 years or over) should handle the fireworks.

6. www.vaultinsurance.com › fireworks-safety-tipsPractical Fireworks Safety Tips: Avoid Hazards for a Fun 4th ...

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   Jun 25, 2024 · Use a fire extinguisher or hose to contain the fire until help arrives. Ensuring a Safe and Joyful 4th of July Celebration. As the 4th of July approaches, Vault urges everyone to put safety first. This will ensure a memorable and hazard-free celebration. Fireworks can cause serious injuries and property damage.

7. www.aviva.ca › en › blogHow can I protect my house from fireworks? Tips for safe ...

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   Do you need a fire extinguisher near fireworks?

   • Keep water (or a fire extinguisher) nearby. If something goes wrong, you’ll want a hose or bucket of water close by to extinguish the blaze. For something more portable and robust than a water bucket, consider keeping a fire extinguisher near your fireworks area. How much water will you need?

   13 Tips for Safely Lighting Off Fireworks this Summer - SafeWise

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   Can fireworks start a fire if they are not extinguished?

   • Fireworks can also start fires if they are not properly extinguished. Even after a firework has gone off, it can still be hot and potentially start a fire if it lands in the wrong spot. To ensure they are completely extinguished, it is important to soak used fireworks in water before disposing of them.

   Do Fireworks Cause Fires? Separating Fact from Fiction - FireFighterLine

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   Can Fireworks cause fires?

   • Igniting fireworks too close to buildings, dry vegetation, or other flammable materials can quickly lead to fires. Malfunctioning fireworks: Sometimes, fireworks can malfunction, resulting in unintended or delayed ignition. Malfunctioning fireworks may explode at ground level or shoot off in unpredictable directions, increasing the risk of fires.

   Do Fireworks Cause Fires? Separating Fact from Fiction - FireFighterLine

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   How do you keep fireworks out of your home?

   • Fireworks should also be kept away from property, such as cars or buildings, as well as away from dry grass and hazardous conditions. Ensure there is a bucket of water, hose, or fire extinguisher nearby to extinguish any flames that may occur as a result of the fireworks.

   Fireworks safety tips for a safe holiday - aviva.ca

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   Is it safe to do your own fireworks?

   • A safe way to enjoy the spectacle is to attend public fireworks shows handled by professionals. However, if you’re planning on doing your own fireworks this holiday, ensure you take some safety precautions that may help protect yourself, your audience and the surrounding area.

   Fireworks safety tips for a safe holiday - aviva.ca

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   How do you handle a fireworks display?

   • Spectators should be at least the safety distance written on the fireworks label away from the display, keeping special supervision on children. Have a bucket of sand, supply of water and a working fire extinguisher on hand. Only adults (18 years or over) should handle the fireworks. If you are impaired (alcohol or drugs) do not handle them.

   Fireworks Safety Tips - Canada Safety Council

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9. www.northbay.ca › backyard-fireworks-and-the-risksBackyard fireworks and the risks | City of North Bay

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   Jun 30, 2021 · Have a water source available such as a garden hose – pails of water and have an operational portable fire extinguisher on hand – also have a bucket of sand or dirt for used fireworks; Simple sparklers burn extremely hot (1200 F) and can ignite clothing, cause blindness and 3 rd degree burns – they are not safe for children