Only use outdoor-rated lights and timers. They are made to handle rain, snow, and cold. Look for ULC, CSA, or ETL marks to make sure they meet Canadian safety standards.
Check each strand for frayed wires, loose bulbs, or any damage. If a set is damaged, throw it out.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for how many light strings you can safely connect.
Hang lights with plastic clips - never nails or staples.
Turn lights off when you leave home or go to bed.
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On the first day of holiday fire prevention, your fire department reminds you to keep your holiday lights shining safely
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On the first day of holiday fire prevention, your fire department reminds you to keep your holiday lights shining safely
Only use outdoor-rated lights and timers. They are made to handle rain, snow, and cold. Look for ULC, CSA, or ETL marks to make sure they meet Canadian safety standards.
Check each strand for frayed wires, loose bulbs, or any damage. If a set is damaged, throw it out.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for how many light strings you can safely connect.
Hang lights with plastic clips - never nails or staples.
Turn lights off when you leave home or go to bed.
Only use outdoor-rated lights and timers. They are made to handle rain, snow, and cold. Look for ULC, CSA, or ETL marks to make sure they meet Canadian safety standards.
Check each strand for frayed wires, loose bulbs, or any damage. If a set is damaged, throw it out.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for how many light strings you can safely connect.
Hang lights with plastic clips - never nails or staples.
Turn lights off when you leave home or go to bed.
