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The soft glow of a few logs burning in the fireplace, the sweet smell of pies baking, or perhaps an occasional hiss from the radiator.
These are the sights, smells, and sounds that make wintertime special. Unfortunately, they can also make it dangerous.
Aerosol cans should never be stored near or used around heat or an open flame. This advice is especially important at this time of year, when we all take advantage of the convenience of aerosols in cleaning, cooking, grooming, laundry and hobby projects.
Aerosol products should never be exposed to temperatures higher than 120 degrees F. So don’t put an aerosol can on top of a radiator, the mantle, the range or the clothes dryer. Never store aerosols in places that get hot, such as the cabinets ad
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