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Sparklers, supposedly the safest and most harmless of fireworks, reach an after-burn temperature of 2,000-degrees Fahrenheit. As a result, faces are disfigured, eyes are scarred and destroyed, fingers and hands are seared or even blown away, and clothing is set afire, and the little sparkler is the leading offender in property damage cases.
Joseph S. Galeski Jr. president of the Virginia Society for the Prevention of Blindness, Inc., directs this message to parents: “Don’t buy fireworks, don’t let your children handle
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