November 2014 Did you know? 4Cooking is the No. 1 cause of home fires and home fire injuries in the United States, causing 40 percent of all home fires. 4The leading cause of cooking fires is leaving a stove or oven unattended. 4Thanksgiving is the peak day...
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November 2014 Did you know? 4Cooking is the No. 1 cause of home fires and home fire injuries in the United States, causing 40 percent of all home fires. 4The leading cause of cooking fires is leaving a stove or oven unattended. 4Thanksgiving is the peak day for home cooking fires Tis the season for holiday cooking and baking A child’s natural curiosity often leads them to the heart of the home: the kitchen. Their inquisitiveness can also lead them to harm. With proper supervision and adherence to basic kitchen safety rules, children of all ages can participate in the many joys of holiday cooking. Remember: An actively supervised child is in sight and in reach at all times. Top tips for kitchen safety 4Never leave hot food or appliances unattended while cooking. 4Keep hot items away from the edge of counters and tables. 4Prevent scalds and burns by not holding a child while cooking or handling hot food and liquids. 4Create a three-foot Kid Free Zone around the stove. 4When children are
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