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rules. A spark or a hot wire can ignite a dried out tree. Check each string of lights carefully. If there’s a break in the wiring, frayed insulation, a broken bulb or a defective plug, don’t use it; replace the string.
Overloading a circuit with too many lights can also cause a fire. Read manufacturer’s instructions carefully and don’t use more than the recommended number of lights on one circuit.
Water a tree regularly to prevent it from becoming tinder dry. When the tree does dry out, take it down, no matter how much the kids argue that it still looks fresh enough to last until Valentines Day.
Keep a fire extinguisher handy, never use real candles as tree decorations and keep the tree lights on only when a responsible adult is on hand.
This list of safety rules is as . important for the holidays as a list for Santa Claus. There’s no such thing as a Merry Christmas unless it’s an accident free Christmas as well.
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