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Cooking equipment is the No. 1 cause of home fires. Ranges and cooktops create almost two-thirds of such home fire incidents by grease fire alone.

as much as we enjoy sitting back and cooking s’mores, you should be aware of the proper bonfire and campfire safety precautions.

Not all home fire hazards are predictable. Sure we know that matches, candles, cooking and grilling are all common hazards at home.

Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer, and many families will host gatherings centered around the barbecue. But does your family have a grill safety plan to prevent your grill from starting a fire?

This spring while you are dusting and wiping down the windows, you should take a few extra steps to think about fire safety in your home. Spring cleaning provides an excellent opportunity to check on your existing equipment and to help eliminate possible threats and fuel to a potential fire.

Here are a few fire extinguisher maintenance tips and recommendations that will help you be better prepared to use this fire safety tool. There are five primary types of fire extinguishers each designed to put out a specific kind of fire.