Fire Safety Tips
Essential Firework Safety Guidelines
Firework-related accidents often stem from carelessness or lack of awareness. However, following some straightforward safety precautions can significantly reduce these incidents. Enjoying fireworks is a delight, but safety should always be the priority. If you’re planning a home fireworks display, it’s crucial to spend a few minutes reviewing these safety guidelines.
Do's and Don'ts for Firework Safety
Do's:
– Always use fireworks outdoors.
– Purchase fireworks from authorized and reputed manufacturers.
– Light only one firework at a time, with only one person involved. Others should maintain a safe distance.
– Refuse to accept any damaged packages. We strive for safe and secure transportation of all orders.
– Store unused fireworks in a safe place.
– Prefer community fireworks displays over individual usage.
– Use a long candle or `phooljhari` to light fireworks, keeping your elbow straight to maintain distance.
– Have two buckets of water ready for emergency use.
– In case of burns, douse the area with plenty of water.
– For serious burns, remove smouldering clothes, cover the victim with a clean sheet, and seek immediate medical attention.
– For eye injuries, rinse with tap water for 10 minutes before heading to the hospital.
Don'ts:
– Never hold fireworks while igniting them.
– Avoid bending over fireworks as you light them.
– Do not light fireworks inside containers.
– Stay clear of fireworks that have not appropriately ignited.
– Refrain from trying to fix or reignite malfunctioning fireworks.
– Never attempt to create homemade fireworks.
– Keep fireworks away from children.
– Do not throw or point fireworks at others.
– Avoid carrying fireworks in your pockets.
– Keep fireworks away from open flames, including candles and diyas.
– Use open spaces for fireworks, avoiding narrow lanes.
– Wear thick cotton clothing instead of synthetic fabrics.
– Avoid loose clothing; ensure all garments are well-secured.
– Do not apply creams, ointments, or oils to burns.
– While transporting a burn victim to the hospital, prioritize safety over speed.