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We need to be safety conscious year-round for sure but here at Christmas we should take particular care to protect those we love. See that toys are picked up and not left near stairs or where someone could easily fall over them; have decorations fire-proof and away from sources of direct heat; in addition be especially careful with your Christmas tree. Extension specialists give the following rules on how to make your Christmas tree safe and a recipe for making your tree, and other greenery flame-resistant.
1. Buy a fresh tree. If you cannot find a fresh, moist tree, give the tree you buy the flame resisting treatment described below. A dry tree is inflammable even before it gets to the shattering stage, and it cannot absorb enough water to make it safe. 2. As soon as you bring the tree home, saw 2 inches off of the butt end, so it will absorb water and stay fresh. Put the tree in water and keep it in water until you discard it. Check water level daily. 3. Keep the tree in a cool,
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