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Welcome to the Home Safety Council’s Bottom Line Blog. The Bottom Line Blog relays important information contributed by national safety experts to help our Expert Network members keep up on the latest safety news and trends. We also update the Blog weekly to provide information on upcoming HSC and other industry news and events relevant to fire and life safety professionals. Please read our Rules of Engagement and feel free to post your comments and questions in response to any of our blog entries. If you haven’t already registered for the HSC Online Community, please click here to register now. Once you’ve registered with the site, you’ll be able to post comments here and join in Forum discussions. If you have any questions about registration, click here to read our FAQs.
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Start Safe

Have you introduced your preschooler to our Start Safe program? Start Safe features interactive games and important advice to help parents and caregivers protect their preschool-age children from fire and burn dangers. If you haven’t visited yet, click here to see the videos, activities and materials available to share with your preschooler

Preventing Falls at Home

Falls are the leading cause of home injury and can be especially harmful to seniors. Take time to ensure the seniors in your life are protected from falls, particularly when using stairs. Install handrails on both sides of stairways so both hands can be used for support and make sure the top and bottom of the stairs are well light. Also, keep stairways clear and do not store items on the steps or landings. Click here to learn more about the simple changes you can make to prevent falls.

Grilling Safety

With Labor Day around the corner, many families will host their last barbeque of the summer. As you set-up for the party, take time to review HSC’s grilling safety tips to prevent your home from being one of the thousands that catch fire because of the misplacement or misuse of grills. First, place your grill is at least 10 feet from all other objects, including your house and any shrubs or bushes. If you have a gas grill, check the connection between the propane tank and the fuel line to be sure it works properly and does not leak. Click here to review more grilling safety tips.

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