Jul 4, 2025
Don’t Become a Fireworks Statistic
Each year in the U.S., about 7 people die from injuries related to fireworks, and almost 10,000 get treated in emergency rooms. “Of those treated, 42% suffer burns, 19% suffer eye injuries and 22% suffer injuries to their head, face and ears. “If you do choose to use fireworks, always read and follow warning labels, […]
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Jul 3, 2025
Don’t Create Litter with Fireworks Debris
If you’re planning on having an amateur #fireworks display to celebrate the #Fourth of July, remember that the cardboard, plastic and other debris they leave after igniting is #trash. Left unswept, that #litter can make itself into the ecosystem and become an eyesore, a health hazard and a danger to marine life. “Leftover trash from […]
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Jul 2, 2025
Examine the Alternatives to Fireworks
#Fireworks displays can go from dazzling to dangerous when they hit dry kindling, says Inside Climate News. Fireworks start thousands of accidental fires nationwide every year, including an estimated 18,500 on the #Fourth of July mostly from fireworks mishaps or campfires. With climate change making many locations hotter and drier, fireworks use is getting more […]
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Jul 1, 2025
Even Legal Fireworks Can Be Dangerous
#Fireworks laws vary by state, but any form of firework can be dangerous if used carelessly. Sparklers account for the largest percentage (14%) of fireworks injuries annually — more than mortar-style shells and firecrackers. To keep your Fourth of July festivities safe, never allow children to play with or ignite fireworks, says the Consumer Product […]
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Jun 20, 2025
Keep Your Car Organized on a Road Trip
#Organization is the name of the game if you want to keep your car #clean during an extended #road trip with family and friends. The glove compartment should be your command center, a story in Rochester Local says, and contain a cord case; a pouch of sanitizing wipes, over-the-counter medications and first aid supplies; a […]
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