Fire Safety Rises With Fall’s First Chill And Heat Use
Fire Safety Rises With Fall’s First Chill And Heat Use
US · Published Oct 6, 2025
Ensure smoke alarms are working and have fresh batteries to protect against fire hazards.
Inspect and clean chimneys to prevent dangerous creosote buildup that can cause fires.
Maintain heating systems and use space heaters safely to avoid fire risks during colder months.
Autumn increases household fire risks, safety urged
As temperatures drop and autumn settles in, many homes across the country are turning on their heating systems and lighting fireplaces for warmth and comfort. While these practices bring a sense of coziness, they also significantly increase the risk of household fires. Fire safety officials are urging homeowners to take proactive measures to ensure their homes are safe as they transition into the colder months.
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