Fire safety practices to follow while cooking Thanksgiving dinner
As families come together to celebrate Thanksgiving, keeping fire safety in mind is crucial to having a safe and happy holiday.
Fire safety tips for Thanksgiving
We’re only one day away from Thanksgiving, which means you may already be getting the holiday feast ready. But, it’s important you do so safely. “You always want to pay attention to what you’re cooking and be aware of what’s happening in the kitchen,
State fire officials urge residents to practice safety in the kitchen on Thanksgiving
There are about twice as many fires on Thanksgiving as on the next-closest day, and almost all of them start with unsafe cooking,” according to State Fire Marshal Jon Davine.
Thanksgiving Day is the No. 1 day for home fires in Massachusetts. Don't be a statistic with these fire safety tips
But according to a press release from the Department of Fire Services, Thanksgiving Day is the No. 1 day for home fires in Massachusetts.
Firefighters' Thanksgiving cooking safety tips
For slow-cooking, STAY HOME, check the food often, and use multiple timers as reminders. SUFFOCATE a contained POT or PAN FIRE by sliding a lid or cookie sheet over top, then turn the heat OFF. Keep the door closed for an oven, toaster oven, or microwave fire and turn it OFF to cool.
Fire officials give tips for Thanksgiving cooking safety
Don’t let a fire ruin this special day with your family and loved ones,” State Fire Marshal Jon M. Davine said. The post Fire officials give tips for Thanksgiving cooking safety appeared first on Boston.
Practicing safety in the kitchen on Thanksgiving Day
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says there are 352,400 fires in homes every year with 45% being cooking related. Here's how to practice safety in the kitchen on Turkey Day.
Food safety tips for Thanksgiving dinner
As we start cooking all the delicious food for Thanksgiving, it's important to remember food safety tips to ensure a healthy holiday.
HFD offers safety tips ahead of Thanksgiving cooking
As families across Hawaii prepare to cook their Thanksgiving meals, the Honolulu Fire Department is urging residents to prioritize safety in the kitchen.
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