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(with water) to keep the tree ! from toppling over. Set it up ;away from sources of heat and do not block the stairway lor door with it. Remove the I tree when the needles start to turn brown or start to fall - if not before. Use only sets of lights that have underwriter’s Laboratories approval, reports the Institute for Safer Living of the American Mutual Liability Insurance Company. Only those artificial trees and decorations made of non-combustible materials can be considered fireproof. Be wary of fire retardent chemicals or other substances sold for fireproofing natural trees and decorations As for artificial trees, metallic trees should never be strung with electric lights. Remember, too, that a shorted electric circuit can be as potentially hazardous to artificial trees as it is to natural trees. The entire tree can become electrically charged if contact is made with a frayed wire or a poorly insulated socket. Plastic trees may also produce electric shocks when coated with metallic material. The Institute for Safer Living also advises that you know the
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