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We can go wrong in our minds

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I've had weight issues all my life

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I suffered, I really suffered, with all three of my husbands

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Bored? Why not test your smoke alarms on #TestItTuesday? It will give you something to do for 3 minutes. That's literally all the time it takes to perform a potentially life-saving activity.

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If you are staying in a short-term rental this summer make sure to check if your rental lists a CO alarm or pack a portable battery-operated carbon monoxide alarm. More CO safety tips: https://t.co/k6uyww0O7P @BC_FireSafety

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NEVER leave your grill unattended! July is a peak month for grill fires, so reduce your fire risk by keeping vigilant while grilling. For more grilling tips: https://t.co/FZhBxpVBKT @NFPA

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Hazardous items like propane canisters can cause serious harm to recycling staff & facilities - they can cause fires & even explode! Ensure they don’t end up in your recycling bin & dispose of them properly. Find a safe drop-off location at https://t.co/RUJ5mwB3aG @RecycleBC

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Never leave your dog - or grill - unattended! Stay safe on #NationalHotDogDay with these BBQ safety tips from @NFPA https://t.co/n74QbDNJf1 #FirePrevention

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Fire is FAST! In less than 30 secs a small flame can turn into a major fire. It only takes minutes for thick black smoke to fill a house or to be engulfed in flames. Time is of the essence! Make & practice a home escape plan w/ everyone you live with: https://t.co/O6PxqTWsPX

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Did you know that snowberry shrubs are considered to be fire-resistant? There are a number of plants to choose from that add beauty & value to a property without adding fire risk.

Learn more about other fire-resistant vegetation: https://t.co/sI84I1WUE5

#FireSmartPlantProgram

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If you find yourself breaking out the patio heater during chillier outdoor nights keep you and your friends & family safe, check out these seven safety tips: https://t.co/xCc6Zna7Aq @CanadaPropane @UBCM

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During hot and dry summer weather, fires can get big and spread quickly with just the smallest spark. Avoid littering smoking materials such as lighters, cigarettes and matches. Always use deep, sturdy ashtrays.

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Keep your kids at least 1 meter away from anything that can get hot (such as ovens, stoves and BBQs) to protect them from burns or accidentally causing fires. @BCBurnFund

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Keep yourself and your loved ones safe. Make sure a working carbon monoxide alarm is installed inside your boat. More CO safety tips: https://t.co/k6uyww0O7P @AHOYBC

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Camping this summer? Keep yourself and your loved ones safe. To prevent carbon monoxide poisoning, always use fuel-burning appliances outside. More CO safety tips: https://t.co/k6uyww0O7P @PreparedBC @BCFireSafety

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If you're hitting up a campground this weekend, keep in mind that common camping equipment like BBQs, oil lamps, portable heaters and stoves can generate carbon monoxide (CO). Learn how to stay safe & prevent CO poisoning from @TechSafetyBC at https://t.co/27aboozPCr

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Make it a habit. Test your CO & smoke alarms on the 1st of each month (yes, even on #CanadaDay!)
Press the button until the alarm sounds. If the alarm makes no noise, it needs new batteries or must be replaced. Learn more https://t.co/gd7L8IQvBb
#FirePrevention

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If you have difficulty reaching your smoke alarms, use a broom handle or a cane to gently press the test button. If the alarm doesn't sound, replace the battery or the alarm immediately.

Remember, only a WORKING smoke alarm can save your life!

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Apartment and condo buildings typically have a bylaw that addresses the use of BBQs and grills on balconies. Be sure you follow the rules, and also keep your grills away from anything that can burn or catch fire. Pass the ketchup! 🍔🌭