10 Tips That Help You Play Safe around Fireworks

“It's part of tradition to have fireworks for July Fourth and New Year's,

so it's just really difficult to get people to stop using fireworks.”

-Randy Jenkins

You should always think about safety first when dealing with fireworks.

Did you know that about half of the injuries related to fireworks are

among children younger than 15 years?

Never let kids use fireworks by themselves, because even Sparklers that

are considered as safe for children, burn at very high temperatures of

1832º - 3632º Fahrenheit and can easily ignite clothing.

Tip #1

Tip #2

Teach children "Stop, Drop and Roll" if their clothes catch fire, and show

them how to put out fireworks by using water or fire extinguisher.

Make sure to light fireworks only on a smooth, flat surface away from the

house, dry leaves, and flammable materials.

Tip #3

Tip #4

Keep any type of ladder, pole, or tie lines used to set up fireworks at least

ten feet from power lines.

Tip #5

Never carry fireworks in your pocket or use them indoors, and don’t ever

relight a used firework.

Make sure to purchase legal fireworks only. Also, don’t make your own

fireworks or use homemade fireworks.

Tip #6

Tip #7

Alcohol and Fireworks is an explosive mix. So don’t light fireworks if

you’ve consumed alcohol.

Clean up all the sticks, wires, tubes, etc., that are left around after your

fireworks. Soak them overnight in a bucket of water to be sure they are

out.

Tip #9

Tip #10

Many pets are terrorized by fireworks. Ensure that your pets are in an

area they feel secure in, or lock them indoors. Don't take them to

community fireworks displays.

Follow these safety tips to ensure that you enjoy an injury-free

celebration with fireworks. Contact Intergalactic Fireworks to pick up

the fireworks of your choice online or in-store.

Website : www.intergalacticfireworks.com

Phone : 215-752-5600