• Have your wood burning appliances inspected and cleaned yearly by a WETT-certified professional.
• Burn only dry, seasoned wood - never wrapping paper, cardboard, or your holiday tree.
• Keep anything that can burn at least one metre (three feet) away.
• Use a fireplace screen to stop sparks.
• Let ashes cool completely, then place them in a metal container with a tight lid. Store it outside, away from anything that can burn.
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On the seventh day of holiday fire prevention, your fire department reminds you to stay fire-safe while enjoying the warmth of your fireplace or woodstove
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On the seventh day of holiday fire prevention, your fire department reminds you to stay fire-safe while enjoying the warmth of your fireplace or woodstove
• Have your wood burning appliances inspected and cleaned yearly by a WETT-certified professional.
• Burn only dry, seasoned wood - never wrapping paper, cardboard, or your holiday tree.
• Keep anything that can burn at least one metre (three feet) away.
• Use a fireplace screen to stop sparks.
• Let ashes cool completely, then place them in a metal container with a tight lid. Store it outside, away from anything that can burn.
• Have your wood burning appliances inspected and cleaned yearly by a WETT-certified professional.
• Burn only dry, seasoned wood - never wrapping paper, cardboard, or your holiday tree.
• Keep anything that can burn at least one metre (three feet) away.
• Use a fireplace screen to stop sparks.
• Let ashes cool completely, then place them in a metal container with a tight lid. Store it outside, away from anything that can burn.
