#12daysofholidayfiresafety — Public Fediverse posts
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Receiving a new lithium-ion powered device as a gift can be exciting, but adds potential risk to your home.
Be sure to always follow any instructions for safe charging and do not exceed suggested charge times. -
This season, have smokers outside using deep, sturdy ashtrays.
Careless smoking remains the leading cause of fatal fires. -
If using space heaters, wood stoves, or fireplaces, keep at least one metre (3 feet) distance between your heat source and combustibles, like paper and fabrics.
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If using space heaters, wood stoves, or fireplaces, keep at least one metre (3 feet) distance between your heat source and combustibles, like paper and fabrics.
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Unattended cooking is a leading cause of home fires in Ontario.
Remember to slow things down and never walk away from the kitchen when there's something on the stove.
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A home fire escape plan with two ways out of every room ensures your loved ones are prepared for the worst, so you can focus on your festive cheer!
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Keep an eye on the little bakers this holiday season. Never leave cooking unattended.
Safety first, cookies second!
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Extension cords are only a temporary solution!
Avoid electrical shock and fire. Don't overload a circuit or run extension cords under a rug. -
Falling needles are your tree's way of telling you it's drying out and is fire hazard.
Keep trees away from heat sources, water daily, and use LED lights.
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Falling needles are your tree's way of telling you it's drying out and is fire hazard.
Keep trees away from heat sources, water daily, and use LED lights.
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Odourless unlike gingerbread; invisible unlike an ugly holiday sweater!
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a deadly gas that can cause flu-like symptoms.
Only a CO alarm's four beeps can protect your family from CO exposure. -
Odourless unlike gingerbread; invisible unlike an ugly holiday sweater!
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a deadly gas that can cause flu-like symptoms.
Only a CO alarm's four beeps can protect your family from CO exposure. -
When seconds matter, a working smoke alarm is the gift of time in the event of a fire.
Test alarms monthly and replace at least once a year and whenever low battery warning sounds.
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When seconds matter, a working smoke alarm is the gift of time in the event of a fire.
Test alarms monthly and replace at least once a year and whenever low battery warning sounds.
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Keep candles in a sturdy container away from pets, children, and decorations.
Always blow candles out when you leave the room.