We would like to remind everyone to never put out cigarettes or joints in planters...These can cause fires even hours after you thought they were out. Only use ashtrays or non combustible tins to dispose of your butts.
#SmokingFireSafety
Real candles can add ambiance but are inherently unsafe because #Fire...Make the switch to LED Candles and some @Febreze_Fresh for a smell good fire safe time.
*This is not a sponsored #FireSafety message.
#CandleFireSafety
As a building owner you are responsible for ensuring closures in fire separations are maintained so they close and latch flush with the frame. If it does not, you are required to have it repaired or replaced.
It doesn't make a sound, doesn't have a smell, doesn't have a taste, and can kill you...Sounds bad right? That is the description of Carbon Monoxide...Test the only thing that can protect you from it.
If we told you there was a device available that would save your life from something your cannot hear, see, or smell, would you purchase it? The answer is yes...That "device" is a Carbon Monoxide Alarm. Install one outside of all sleeping areas today.
Having a working CO alarm that is less than 10 years old can save you and your families lives. Ensure they are placed properly on all floors outside of sleeping areas.
#COAwarenessWeek
If you make the decision to use real candles for your #Halloween decorations tonight, please ensure they are kept out of reach of children and pets, and also completely out before you go to sleep.
Getting the kids costumes ready for #TrickOrTreating? Please make sure they have something that will make them visible as they are walking around in the evening.
If a fire happened in your home today, would you get out before it's too late? Ensure you have working and in date smoke alarms, as well as a plan to escape.
Did you know you require a #BurnPermit in the Town of Midland to have a fire in your backyard? For more information please visit https://t.co/TrygHbxY4e
Can you see the deadly Carbon Monoxide that has filled this room? The answer is no...The only way to tell if deadly Carbon Monoxide(CO) is in your home is with working CO Alarms.