Candle Safety – Video Short
Candles can cause home fires. Keep candles away from anything that can catch fire, blow them out when you leave the room and keep them
Candles can cause home fires. Keep candles away from anything that can catch fire, blow them out when you leave the room and keep them
Dried out Christmas trees can cause fires, remember to always water your tree, keep them away from open flames, turn off Christmas tree lights before
Las cocinas o estufas causan 62% de los incendios domésticos. Para evitar un incendio, asegúrate de mantener todo lo que pueda prender fuego lejos de
Cooking is a leading cause of home fires. Ranges and stove tops alone cause 62% of home fires. Keep anything away that can catch fires
Electric blankets can cause fires. Always turn them off when not using them, never use them with an extension cord, check for cracked or damaged
Christmas lights should be considered temporary. Use only outdoor rated lights outdoor and make sure you plug into a GFCI outlet when using electricity outdoors.
An estimated 860 home fires are caused by holiday decorations and another 210 home fires are caused by Christmas trees. Make sure all extension cords
Space heaters can cause fires, be sure to turn them off when leaving the room and never use them with an extension cord. Always keep
Connector issues can cause fires and worker injuries. Proper installation is important. Unskilled or untrained workers installing photovoltaics (PV) can lead to issues. Connectors provide
Utility Scams Awareness Day educates consumers about how to spot and prevent utility scams.
Heating pads and electric blankets cause around 500 fires each year. Almost all of these fires involve electric blankets more than ten years old. Learn
Almohadillas térmicas y cobijas eléctricas son las causas de 500 incendios domésticos cada año. Casi todos de estos incendios son causadas por una cobija eléctrica que
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