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A Guide to Safe Firework Displays: Keep the Fun Sparkling and the Risks Low

Craig Hamre2025-05-09T10:41:04-05:00
By Craig Hamre Uncategorized


Fireworks are the ultimate way to light up a celebration—but a great show comes with great responsibility! While the dazzling bursts of color can be breathtaking, it’s crucial to prioritize safety to ensure that your celebration doesn’t end in an unexpected visit to the ER.

1. Choose the Right Spot Fireworks need open space. Whether it’s a backyard bash or a professional display, make sure there are no overhead obstacles like trees, power lines, or buildings. A clear, flat surface away from crowds ensures an unobstructed and safe launch.

2. Keep Water on Hand Fireworks and fire go hand in hand—so be prepared. Have a bucket of water or a hose nearbyin case of unexpected sparks. After the show, soak used fireworks before tossing them to prevent lingering embers.

3. Follow Instructions Like Your Life Depends on It (Because It Might!) Every firework comes with a set of instructions—read them! Never modify fireworks or attempt DIY creations. Lighting them incorrectly can turn a dazzling show into a dangerous disaster.

4. Never Relight a Dud If a firework doesn’t go off, don’t attempt to relight it. Wait at least 20 minutes, then soak it in water before discarding it properly. Trying again could result in an unpredictable explosion.

5. Keep Your Distance Spectators should stand at least 25 feet away from small fireworks and 100+ feet for larger displays. A front-row seat is tempting, but safety comes first!

Fireworks should leave behind only awe and excitement—not injuries or regret. So follow these safety steps, respect the power of pyrotechnics, and enjoy the show responsibly! 🎆

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