Safety Tips

Read and Follow Instructions: Always read and follow the manufacturer's instructions on the firecracker packaging carefully.
Designated Area: Use firecrackers only in designated areas that are safe for fireworks, such as open fields or community fireworks displays.
Adult Supervision: Ensure that adults supervise the handling and lighting of fireworks at all times.
Keep a Safe Distance: Maintain a safe distance from lit fireworks, typically at least 20-30 feet, and follow recommended safety distances for specific fireworks.
Safety Gear: Wear safety gear, including safety glasses and ear protection, when handling fireworks.
Use a Firework Stand: Place fireworks on a stable, flat surface or in a stand designed for that purpose. Never hold fireworks in your hand while lighting them.
Use a Punk or Extended Lighter: Use a long-handled lighter or a fuse to ignite fireworks from a safe distance.
Keep Water Nearby: Have a bucket of water, a hose, or a fire extinguisher nearby to extinguish any fires that may occur.
Dispose of Properly: After the firework has fully burned and cooled down, dispose of it properly in a designated trash container.

Do Not Use Illegal Fireworks: Avoid using illegal or homemade fireworks, as they can be extremely dangerous and unpredictable.
No Alcohol or Drugs: Never handle fireworks while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, as impaired judgment can lead to accidents.
No Pointing: Never point fireworks at people, animals, vehicles, or buildings.
No Relighting: Do not attempt to relight malfunctioning fireworks. Wait for at least 20 minutes and then soak them in a bucket of water.
No Shortcuts: Do not take shortcuts like attempting to modify or enhance fireworks in any way.
Avoid Dry Areas: Avoid using fireworks in dry, grassy areas, as they can easily start fires.
No Sparks or Open Flames: Do not light fireworks near open flames, sparklers, or other flammable materials.
Keep a Safe Distance: Never lean over fireworks or hold them in your hand while lighting them.
No Fireworks Indoors: Fireworks should never be used indoors, as they can cause fires or lead to toxic fume inhalation.
Respect Local Laws: Adhere to local laws and regulations regarding the use of fireworks, including permitted times and locations.

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