More holiday decorating safety tips Other safety tips include: Keeping children and pets away from decorations. Making sure guests are aware of escape plans in the event of an emergency.

Although candles are nice and contribute to a holiday ambiance, they can cause fires. A safer way to light up your home for the holidays is to use battery-operated flameless candles.

Home decoration is also another area where safety is essential. Candles should always be placed on sturdy surfaces, away from flammable materials, and never left unattended.

As holiday season ramps up, here are 11 safety tips to keep your home secure Mike Thomas Special to The Canton Repository ...

According to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission, on average, there are about 160 Christmas decorating-related injuries each day during the holiday season, with nearly half of the ...

As the warmth of the holiday season fills our homes, the Lakewood Fire Department urges you to keep safety at the forefront of your celebrations. Whether you're lighting the menorah for Hanukkah ...

PEOPLE’S HEALTH Cayuga County Health Department: Tips for holiday home safety Meghan McCole, special to The Citizen Dec 10, 2024 Updated Feb 23, 2025 0 Deposit Photos Meghan McCole, special to ...

Entergy provided the following tips to help residents enjoy a fun, festive, and fire-free holiday season. Indoor Christmas lighting tips: Safely position your tree. If you have a real tree, place ...

Post-Holiday Fire Safety Tips by: Markeshia Jackson Posted: Dec 25, 2024 / 10:17 PM EST Updated: Dec 25, 2024 / 10:27 PM EST ...

1. Protect your home from holiday thieves As theft cases typically rise during the holiday season, ensure your home and vehicles are securely locked before leaving.

For a detailed list of safety tips and advice before you start decorating or pull out your space heater, visit the U.S. Fire Administration's holiday fire safety page.