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Thanksgiving is a peak day for cooking fires, Red Cross warns — follow these tips to prevent catastrophe
Thanksgiving can be a dangerous day for cooking fires as blazes become three times more likely than the daily average. Here's how to stay safe this year.
Thanksgiving the top day for cooking fires and incidents
According to the National Fire Protection Association, Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking fires with more than three times the daily average.
Thanksgiving peak day for home cooking fires in U.S.
Cooking causes an average of 158,400 home fires per year, which is 44% of all home fires in the United States.
There are twice as many Thanksgiving fires as any other day in the year
Toledo Fire & Rescue are asking families to stay vigilant in the kitchen this thanksgiving since cooking fires are among the leading cause for house fires.
Thanksgiving is most common day for home-cooking fires
Thanksgiving is the most common day for home cooking fires with more than three times the daily average across the country.
Tips to prevent cooking fires on Thanksgiving
Haddam Fire offered these tips to prevent cooking-related fires: Stay in the kitchen when you are cooking on the stove top so you can keep an eye on the food. Keep children away from the stove. The stove will be hot and kids should stay three feet away.
Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking fires, with more than 3x the daily average
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Here are some reminders to keep you safe from fires during the Thanksgiving holiday
Madison Fire and Rescue issued reminders about how to stay safe from fire this holiday season. The first tip is to test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and to change the batteries if needed. The fire department warns to never disable a smoke alarm while cooking.
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Tips to prevent fires while cooking holiday meals
As the holiday season quickly approaches, the American Red Cross provided tips to prevent fires when cooking holiday meals.