Tag: Fire prevention

Paul Davis Celebrates Canada Day July 1st With Serious Warnings About Fireworks

Fireworks are beautiful to view in the night sky. With descriptive firework names, which describe the shape of the aerial detonation, they demonstrate impressive flower power. The“chrysanthemum” explodes in a perfect, expanding circle. A “peony” blasts points of light outward that trail slowly down. A “bouquet” boasts multiple small chrysanthemums.… Read more »

Avoiding Dangerous Furnace Puff-Backs

In Victorian times, spring cleaning became necessary because coal dust and oily grime settled indoors during the winter heating season. Surprisingly, there are still reasons why dirty, dark layers sully our modern interiors: furnace puff-backs. Their cute name belies the damage they cause. Puff-backs can happen with oil and gas… Read more »