• Smoke outside whenever you can.
• Use deep, sturdy ashtrays and make sure smoking materials are fully out.
• Never put cigarette butts in plant pots or soil. Soil mixes often contain peat moss, mulch, and bark that can smoulder for hours and start a fire.
• Never smoke in bed or when tired or impaired.
• Empty ashes into a metal container with a tight lid and keep it outside, away from anything that can burn.
• Keep lighters, matches, and vaping devices out of children’s reach.
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On the eighth day of holiday fire prevention, your fire department reminds you to dispose of smoking materials safely
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On the eighth day of holiday fire prevention, your fire department reminds you to dispose of smoking materials safely
• Smoke outside whenever you can.
• Use deep, sturdy ashtrays and make sure smoking materials are fully out.
• Never put cigarette butts in plant pots or soil. Soil mixes often contain peat moss, mulch, and bark that can smoulder for hours and start a fire.
• Never smoke in bed or when tired or impaired.
• Empty ashes into a metal container with a tight lid and keep it outside, away from anything that can burn.
• Keep lighters, matches, and vaping devices out of children’s reach.
• Smoke outside whenever you can.
• Use deep, sturdy ashtrays and make sure smoking materials are fully out.
• Never put cigarette butts in plant pots or soil. Soil mixes often contain peat moss, mulch, and bark that can smoulder for hours and start a fire.
• Never smoke in bed or when tired or impaired.
• Empty ashes into a metal container with a tight lid and keep it outside, away from anything that can burn.
• Keep lighters, matches, and vaping devices out of children’s reach.
