When the weather starts to cool down, many people turn to wood stoves, fireplaces, and space heaters to keep them warm. Here are some tips for staying safe while using these heating methods.
Figures show that each year about 300 people are killed and $280 million in property is destroyed in fires attributed to children playing with fire.
Each year, fire claims the lives of 4,000 Americans and injures more than 25,000. Bedrooms are a common area of fire origin.
Downed power lines can cause serious injury or death. Here are some tips to stay safe during a storm.
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Over the millennia, we’ve developed ever more effective ways to put out fires and protect ourselves from them. Here’s a brief overview of the history of firefighting.
By following some simple rules on electrical safety you can reduce the likelihood of an electrical fire in your home.
Smoke alarms are the single most important means of preventing house and apartment fire fatalities by providing an early warning signal.