In an ideal world, you won’t need a personal defense alarm to protect yourself against criminals. Unfortunately, criminals are still...

Did you know that more than one in ten guests has found a hidden camera in their bed and breakfast?...

Picture this: you spent hundreds or thousands of dollars on a vacation rental or hotel for your next getaway. You...

Owning a fire extinguisher indicates a well-planned and safe household. But it doesn't stop there. Aside from owning a fire...

Did you know? More than half of fire-related deaths are due to smoke inhalation, according to the Burn Institute.  Smoke...

Smoke alarms are one of the most crucial fire safety devices. They let you whenever there is smoke and fire,...

Glass is a common material used in pot lids. Given this, it's easy to grab a glass lid whenever you...

In less than a minute, a kitchen fire can grow from a small flame to an inferno you can’t control....

When a fire breaks out in your house, your first concern isn't usually your important documents, keepsakes, or jewelry. Yet,...

A fire drill can save lives and your business. It’s a crucial part of fire safety training in your workplace,...

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) says that unattended cooking, particularly frying, causes 49% of reported house fires, 20% of...

Fire detectors help save lives by preventing fires from turning into raging infernos. But what should you do if your...

A flashover, also known as rapid fire progress (RFP), is one of the most dangerous types of fire.  According to...

Consider getting fire insurance if you want to protect your home and its contents from fire-related risks. But what exactly...

In abundance, carbon monoxide can kill people within minutes. Also called the invisible killer, you can't see, taste, or smell...

House fires can cause injuries, property loss, and death. The good news? They can be prevented. You just have to...

Burning candles makes your home smell fantastic and creates a nice ambiance. However, they're a fire hazard that can quickly...

Garages and workshops present more fire risks than other areas of your house. They’re filled with fire hazards such as...

Exposed electrical wires are a fire hazard that should be handled immediately. They increase the chances of electrical fires because...

Did you know? Cooking is the number one cause of home fires and home fire injuries.  From never leaving your...

Most home fires start accidentally, and the effects can ruin lives. Plus, research shows that in today’s landscape, fires can...

Did you know? The risk of death in reported home fires is cut by 55% in homes with working smoke alarms...

Fire safety training is crucial to our safety, yet it usually takes a back seat until an emergency strikes. Whether...

Fire detectors and smoke alarms help protect your property from fires. While many people believe that they’re the same, they’re...

Did you know? About 6,600 garage fires occur in homes each year, which lead to 400 injuries, 30 deaths, and...

One of the biggest fire hazards at home is exposed wires. They’re a common electrical fire safety issue that you...

High-rise buildings present challenges that low-rise buildings or standalone houses don’t. These challenges make fire safety a bit trickier for...

If you have to evacuate your house during a fire emergency, you have no choice but to leave everything behind....

When you lose your home to a fire, you lose more than just a property. You also lose your safe...

It’s great to have an escape plan or fire exit strategy, but it is even better if you practice it,...

We all have flammable liquids and gases at home, such as gasoline, pesticides, paint thinner, propane, and butane. Unfortunately, many...

Did you know? Over 500 people are killed in home fires caused by cigarettes and other smoking items each year....

Did you know? Fire can spread in as fast as 30 seconds. It spreads faster as heat, fuel, and oxygen...

You’ve probably heard at least one horrible story about someone returning from a vacation only to have their house burned...

The kitchen is the leading spot where fires start, and they can be extremely dangerous if not extinguished as soon...

Did you know? About two out of every five house fires involve solid-burning fuel, like those in fireplaces.  But how...

Space heaters can bring warmth during cold weather but can start fires if you're not careful. In fact, the NFPA...

Knowing how each component of the fire triangle works helps you put out fires more effectively to protect your loved...

The oven is often one of the most neglected appliances in the kitchen because when it’s closed, we don’t see...

A fire blanket is designed to get rid of fires that just started. It’s made of fire-retardant material, usually fiberglass...

According to FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency), about 51% of residential fire-related deaths in the US happen between 11 PM...

Unlike fire extinguishers, the Hero Fire Spray doesn’t leave a mess. But depending on the fire, there are some guidelines...

Fire sprays can save your life. When placed strategically all over your house, they can put out small fires or...

Cleaning up after using a fire extinguisher can put you at risk, so you have to protect yourself. If you...

Fire sprays are made to put out small fires, giving your business and employees extra protection. They should be placed...

Did you know? The United States Fire Administration (USFA) says children set over 100,000 fires each year. They also make...

A fire blanket is a helpful firefighting tool in any home or business. It’s a flexible sheet usually made of...

The fire blanket vs. wet towel debate has been around for years, with many still wondering which option is more...

Did you know? Fires during the holiday season cause over $930 million in damage and injure 2,600 individuals each year....

Every workplace must have fire blankets, and everyone needs to know where they are. Fire blankets smother flames and deprive...

In an ideal world, you won’t need a personal defense alarm to protect yourself against criminals. Unfortunately, criminals are still...

Did you know that more than one in ten guests has found a hidden camera in their bed and breakfast?...

Picture this: you spent hundreds or thousands of dollars on a vacation rental or hotel for your next getaway. You...

Owning a fire extinguisher indicates a well-planned and safe household. But it doesn't stop there. Aside from owning a fire...

Did you know? More than half of fire-related deaths are due to smoke inhalation, according to the Burn Institute.  Smoke...

Smoke alarms are one of the most crucial fire safety devices. They let you whenever there is smoke and fire,...

Glass is a common material used in pot lids. Given this, it's easy to grab a glass lid whenever you...

In less than a minute, a kitchen fire can grow from a small flame to an inferno you can’t control....

When a fire breaks out in your house, your first concern isn't usually your important documents, keepsakes, or jewelry. Yet,...

A fire drill can save lives and your business. It’s a crucial part of fire safety training in your workplace,...

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) says that unattended cooking, particularly frying, causes 49% of reported house fires, 20% of...

Fire detectors help save lives by preventing fires from turning into raging infernos. But what should you do if your...

A flashover, also known as rapid fire progress (RFP), is one of the most dangerous types of fire.  According to...

Consider getting fire insurance if you want to protect your home and its contents from fire-related risks. But what exactly...

In abundance, carbon monoxide can kill people within minutes. Also called the invisible killer, you can't see, taste, or smell...

House fires can cause injuries, property loss, and death. The good news? They can be prevented. You just have to...

Burning candles makes your home smell fantastic and creates a nice ambiance. However, they're a fire hazard that can quickly...

Garages and workshops present more fire risks than other areas of your house. They’re filled with fire hazards such as...

Exposed electrical wires are a fire hazard that should be handled immediately. They increase the chances of electrical fires because...

Did you know? Cooking is the number one cause of home fires and home fire injuries.  From never leaving your...

Most home fires start accidentally, and the effects can ruin lives. Plus, research shows that in today’s landscape, fires can...

Did you know? The risk of death in reported home fires is cut by 55% in homes with working smoke alarms...

Fire safety training is crucial to our safety, yet it usually takes a back seat until an emergency strikes. Whether...

Fire detectors and smoke alarms help protect your property from fires. While many people believe that they’re the same, they’re...

Did you know? About 6,600 garage fires occur in homes each year, which lead to 400 injuries, 30 deaths, and...

One of the biggest fire hazards at home is exposed wires. They’re a common electrical fire safety issue that you...

High-rise buildings present challenges that low-rise buildings or standalone houses don’t. These challenges make fire safety a bit trickier for...

If you have to evacuate your house during a fire emergency, you have no choice but to leave everything behind....

When you lose your home to a fire, you lose more than just a property. You also lose your safe...

It’s great to have an escape plan or fire exit strategy, but it is even better if you practice it,...

We all have flammable liquids and gases at home, such as gasoline, pesticides, paint thinner, propane, and butane. Unfortunately, many...

Did you know? Over 500 people are killed in home fires caused by cigarettes and other smoking items each year....

Did you know? Fire can spread in as fast as 30 seconds. It spreads faster as heat, fuel, and oxygen...

You’ve probably heard at least one horrible story about someone returning from a vacation only to have their house burned...

The kitchen is the leading spot where fires start, and they can be extremely dangerous if not extinguished as soon...

Did you know? About two out of every five house fires involve solid-burning fuel, like those in fireplaces.  But how...

Space heaters can bring warmth during cold weather but can start fires if you're not careful. In fact, the NFPA...

Knowing how each component of the fire triangle works helps you put out fires more effectively to protect your loved...

The oven is often one of the most neglected appliances in the kitchen because when it’s closed, we don’t see...

A fire blanket is designed to get rid of fires that just started. It’s made of fire-retardant material, usually fiberglass...

According to FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency), about 51% of residential fire-related deaths in the US happen between 11 PM...

Unlike fire extinguishers, the Hero Fire Spray doesn’t leave a mess. But depending on the fire, there are some guidelines...

Fire sprays can save your life. When placed strategically all over your house, they can put out small fires or...

Cleaning up after using a fire extinguisher can put you at risk, so you have to protect yourself. If you...

Fire sprays are made to put out small fires, giving your business and employees extra protection. They should be placed...

Did you know? The United States Fire Administration (USFA) says children set over 100,000 fires each year. They also make...

A fire blanket is a helpful firefighting tool in any home or business. It’s a flexible sheet usually made of...

The fire blanket vs. wet towel debate has been around for years, with many still wondering which option is more...

Did you know? Fires during the holiday season cause over $930 million in damage and injure 2,600 individuals each year....

Every workplace must have fire blankets, and everyone needs to know where they are. Fire blankets smother flames and deprive...

In an ideal world, you won’t need a personal defense alarm to protect yourself against criminals. Unfortunately, criminals are still...

Did you know that more than one in ten guests has found a hidden camera in their bed and breakfast?...

Picture this: you spent hundreds or thousands of dollars on a vacation rental or hotel for your next getaway. You...

Owning a fire extinguisher indicates a well-planned and safe household. But it doesn't stop there. Aside from owning a fire...

Did you know? More than half of fire-related deaths are due to smoke inhalation, according to the Burn Institute.  Smoke...

Smoke alarms are one of the most crucial fire safety devices. They let you whenever there is smoke and fire,...

Glass is a common material used in pot lids. Given this, it's easy to grab a glass lid whenever you...

In less than a minute, a kitchen fire can grow from a small flame to an inferno you can’t control....

When a fire breaks out in your house, your first concern isn't usually your important documents, keepsakes, or jewelry. Yet,...

A fire drill can save lives and your business. It’s a crucial part of fire safety training in your workplace,...

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) says that unattended cooking, particularly frying, causes 49% of reported house fires, 20% of...

Fire detectors help save lives by preventing fires from turning into raging infernos. But what should you do if your...

A flashover, also known as rapid fire progress (RFP), is one of the most dangerous types of fire.  According to...

Consider getting fire insurance if you want to protect your home and its contents from fire-related risks. But what exactly...

In abundance, carbon monoxide can kill people within minutes. Also called the invisible killer, you can't see, taste, or smell...

House fires can cause injuries, property loss, and death. The good news? They can be prevented. You just have to...

Burning candles makes your home smell fantastic and creates a nice ambiance. However, they're a fire hazard that can quickly...

Garages and workshops present more fire risks than other areas of your house. They’re filled with fire hazards such as...

Exposed electrical wires are a fire hazard that should be handled immediately. They increase the chances of electrical fires because...

Did you know? Cooking is the number one cause of home fires and home fire injuries.  From never leaving your...

Most home fires start accidentally, and the effects can ruin lives. Plus, research shows that in today’s landscape, fires can...

Did you know? The risk of death in reported home fires is cut by 55% in homes with working smoke alarms...

Fire safety training is crucial to our safety, yet it usually takes a back seat until an emergency strikes. Whether...

Fire detectors and smoke alarms help protect your property from fires. While many people believe that they’re the same, they’re...

Did you know? About 6,600 garage fires occur in homes each year, which lead to 400 injuries, 30 deaths, and...

One of the biggest fire hazards at home is exposed wires. They’re a common electrical fire safety issue that you...

High-rise buildings present challenges that low-rise buildings or standalone houses don’t. These challenges make fire safety a bit trickier for...

If you have to evacuate your house during a fire emergency, you have no choice but to leave everything behind....

When you lose your home to a fire, you lose more than just a property. You also lose your safe...

It’s great to have an escape plan or fire exit strategy, but it is even better if you practice it,...

We all have flammable liquids and gases at home, such as gasoline, pesticides, paint thinner, propane, and butane. Unfortunately, many...

Did you know? Over 500 people are killed in home fires caused by cigarettes and other smoking items each year....

Did you know? Fire can spread in as fast as 30 seconds. It spreads faster as heat, fuel, and oxygen...

You’ve probably heard at least one horrible story about someone returning from a vacation only to have their house burned...

The kitchen is the leading spot where fires start, and they can be extremely dangerous if not extinguished as soon...

Did you know? About two out of every five house fires involve solid-burning fuel, like those in fireplaces.  But how...

Space heaters can bring warmth during cold weather but can start fires if you're not careful. In fact, the NFPA...

Knowing how each component of the fire triangle works helps you put out fires more effectively to protect your loved...

The oven is often one of the most neglected appliances in the kitchen because when it’s closed, we don’t see...

A fire blanket is designed to get rid of fires that just started. It’s made of fire-retardant material, usually fiberglass...

According to FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency), about 51% of residential fire-related deaths in the US happen between 11 PM...

Unlike fire extinguishers, the Hero Fire Spray doesn’t leave a mess. But depending on the fire, there are some guidelines...

Fire sprays can save your life. When placed strategically all over your house, they can put out small fires or...

Cleaning up after using a fire extinguisher can put you at risk, so you have to protect yourself. If you...

Fire sprays are made to put out small fires, giving your business and employees extra protection. They should be placed...

Did you know? The United States Fire Administration (USFA) says children set over 100,000 fires each year. They also make...

A fire blanket is a helpful firefighting tool in any home or business. It’s a flexible sheet usually made of...

The fire blanket vs. wet towel debate has been around for years, with many still wondering which option is more...

Did you know? Fires during the holiday season cause over $930 million in damage and injure 2,600 individuals each year....

Every workplace must have fire blankets, and everyone needs to know where they are. Fire blankets smother flames and deprive...