Christmas is over. It’s time to take the decorations down, and now you may be asking what you can do with your REAL Christmas tree now that it is coming down. Can you burn your Christmas tree in the fireplace? Keep reading to find out if this is a good idea. Read more…?
Now that Thanksgiving is over, the holiday hustle and bustle has begun. When hanging the stockings by the chimney with care, keep in mind these holiday fireplace safety tips for decorating. Read more…?
One of the biggest responsibilities of owning a fireplace is educating yourself on fire safety. Without proper knowledge of fire safety procedures, a warm night in front of the fire could quickly go wrong. Read more…?
If you own a fireplace, it is important to be aware of the many precautions involved with handling fires. Keeping one’s home and family safe should be the number one priority in any household and learning how to properly handle any potentially dangerous situation is vital. Fire can easily get out of control and the risk of this occurring increases dramatically when fireplaces are being used improperly. Study up on some of these safety tips to help ensure that you are being as safe as possible throughout this holiday season. Read more…?
Too many people do not think about fire safety until it is too late. Take these preventative measures to keep your home and family safe. Read more…?
Lack of information can lead to many dangers. A lot of homeowners are guilty of taking for granted things they THINK don’t bring any harm or don’t need much attention — like how important cleaning your dryer vent is. Information is key. Take a look at some dryer vent safety tips: Read more…?
Ash. Dirt. Dust. These are things we don’t want messing up the cleanliness of our homes. However, there is no way of preventing ash from being produced when burning a fire, so you must properly know how to clean it up. Do you even have to clean them up, or is it included in your annual sweep and inspection? The questions can become overwhelming, especially if you are an inexperienced chimney user. To talk to an experienced professional or to schedule a maintenance appointment call Home Safe Hearth and Chimney. Read more…?
Have you ever given a thought to what is happening inside of your chimney when you have a problem? This overview should answer some of your questions about the processes at work, and explain the science of combustion. Read more…?
Would you go and have a thorough check-up of your body with a doctor that hasn’t finished medical school? Would you trust the legal advice of a lawyer who hasn’t passed the bar exam? Of course, you wouldn’t. It is equally important for the safety and well-being of you, your family and your home, to hire a certified sweep to clean and inspect your chimney. Read more…?
Reality check: we aren’t in control of most of the things in our lives. Sometimes…things just happen. We can take every precaution and still be surprised by the unexpected. But, just because we cannot prevent misfortune, doesn’t mean we shouldn’t do all we can to prevent it. Making sure each member of your family knows what to do in case of a fire, can give you just a little peace of mind. Take the time to practice family fire safety. Read more…?
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