Here are the biggest hazards shown in the video:
Overloaded outletsToo many plugs in one outlet or power strip can spark a fire.
Unattended candlesCandles near curtains, décor, or walkways are a fire hazard.
Dry Christmas treesA dry tree can burn faster than you can react.
Damaged or hot lightsBroken bulbs, frayed wires, and overheated strands are a fire risk.
Charging devices on soft surfacesPhones, tablets, and batteries can overheat when placed on beds, couches, or blankets.
Blocked exitsGifts, decorations, and furniture slow down your escape during an emergency.
Holiday cooking distractionsMost home fires begin in the kitchen, especially during gatherings.
This season:
• Turn off lights before bed.
• Keep combustibles away from heat.
• Charge safely.
• Clear your exits.
• Stay in the kitchen when cooking.
Watch the video and see how fast a fire can start.
This video shows how quickly holiday fires can start, and how everyday decorations, devices, and habits can turn dangerous in seconds.
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