Safety Tips for 4th of July
HAPPY 4TH OF JULY from KAMELO ! That means fireworks!! Here are some safety tips on how to stay safe when dealing with sparklers: ▶Statistics show that sparklers cause about 75% of the firework-related injuries in the U.S. Sparklers burn at extreme temperatures, up to 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit. It is hotter than a blowtorch! It's usually young children who get burned so make sure kids are under supervision around fire crackers, fireworks, or any type of sparklers. Handle the sparkler only by the non-burning tip, never touch the burning tip, and when finished, drop it on a non-flammable surface such as the pavement and douse it in water before throwing it away in the trash to make sure that it is completely off from fire. ▶Never light a firecracker while holding it in your hand. Instead, light it on a non-burning surface like the pavement. This is a much smarter, safe, and the best way to light a firecracker. ...