• Stay in the kitchen when cooking on the stovetop.
• Keep things that can burn, like oven mitts, towels, packaging, and decorations, away from the stovetop.
• Turn pot handles inward so they can’t be bumped.
• Keep a tight-fitting lid nearby to smother a small pan fire. Never use water on a grease fire.
• Avoid cooking if you’re tired or impaired.
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On the ninth day of holiday fire prevention, your fire department reminds you to have a designated cook in the kitchen — holiday distractions can lead to fires
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On the ninth day of holiday fire prevention, your fire department reminds you to have a designated cook in the kitchen — holiday distractions can lead to fires
• Stay in the kitchen when cooking on the stovetop.
• Keep things that can burn, like oven mitts, towels, packaging, and decorations, away from the stovetop.
• Turn pot handles inward so they can’t be bumped.
• Keep a tight-fitting lid nearby to smother a small pan fire. Never use water on a grease fire.
• Avoid cooking if you’re tired or impaired.
• Stay in the kitchen when cooking on the stovetop.
• Keep things that can burn, like oven mitts, towels, packaging, and decorations, away from the stovetop.
• Turn pot handles inward so they can’t be bumped.
• Keep a tight-fitting lid nearby to smother a small pan fire. Never use water on a grease fire.
• Avoid cooking if you’re tired or impaired.
