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Fire Prevention Week Day #3

As we enter day three of Fire Prevention Week, we segue into outdoor cooking safe practices.

• BBQs, smokers, and flat-top grills can injure children and adults nearby if not properly monitored.

• These appliances should only be used outdoors in a well-ventilated area.

• Check propane tanks for leaks or damage

• Let coals cool completely before properly discarding them

Fire Prevention Week Day #2

Home structure fires started by cooking caused an average of 470 civilian deaths and 4,150 reported civilian fire injuries annually.

By following a few safety tips, you can prevent these fires. Learn how to cook safer today:

• Attend all cooking appliances, especially with children around

• Do not leave flammable materials on or around the stovetop

• Remember to turn off the gas on your stove or oven, if applicable

Fire Prevention Week (FPW) (nfpa.org)