Fire Prevention Month
October is known as fire prevention month. Why? Because homeowners in cooler climates like those common to Reading, Lancaster, Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and Allentown, PA are beginning to fire up their heating systems, including space heaters. Not only that, but the holiday season is right around the corner, starting with lighting at Halloween, and then extensive kitchen use at Thanksgiving, and continuing through Christmas and New Year’s Eve.
Candles Burning Brightly
Candles are beautiful when lit, but care should be taken avoid turning that beauty into an event resulting in a homeowners insurance claim. Candles start over 15,000 fires in the U.S. annually. The top 5 days for candle fires are: Christmas, Christmas Eve, New Year’s Day, Halloween, and December 23.
Fire Safety - How Safe is Your Home?
How knowledgeable are you and your family about fire safety? The National Fire Prevention Association lists 28 things homeowners should know to help prevent home fires. We know you need homeowners insurance, but we hope you never have to use it. Therefore, please learn and follow our simple fire safety guidelines to avoid home fires.
Homeowners: Get Your Valuable Free Fire Prevention Report
Our free report explains:
- 15 cooking and candle safety tips
- 9 Christmas decoration safety tips
- 4 general fire safety tips
To receive your free report, courtesy of PuroClean, click here.
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