Preventing fires in the home is something to remain vigilant about all year long, but especially so in the winter. December and January are the months with the most house fires each year in the United States. There are a few season-specific reasons for this and knowing those risk factors can help you to prevent… Continue Reading
Thanksgiving is a time for gathering and feasting with friends, family, and loved ones. It should be a happy time, with the only stress stemming from travel and making sure dinner is perfect. The last thing you should be worried about during this lovely time of year is a house fire. Unfortunately, house fires occur… Continue Reading
At this point in summer, it’s usually hard not to think about the heat. No matter where you live, you’re likely dealing with some high temperatures. Things are hot enough around you that the last thing you want to think about is the risk of fire. Summer actually comes with a slightly lower rate of… Continue Reading
Air fryers can be a fun and convenient addition to your kitchen. They cut down on the time it takes to cook a meal or make a snack, and are capable of handling everything from vegetables to melts to meat. But like most appliances, they come with a pretty serious risk factor; fire. This doesn’t… Continue Reading
During the hot summer months, many people cool down by installing an air conditioning unit in their window. While this is a good way to bring a room down to your desired temperature, it also comes with some risk. Air conditioners are responsible for 7,400 fires per year in the United States, cause $82 million… Continue Reading