Don't Use Candles During a Power Outage. Do This Instead
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When the power goes out, the first instinct is to light up some candles for easy illumination. (Many across California did this during their backouts in 2019, when more than 2 million lost power, and others are doing it in the snow storms of 2021 ). It's a quick, easy way to light up the darkness, and provides a quaint, 19th-century vibe. It's also one of the worst fire hazards and a major cause of death in a power outage. "Candles are wonderful, but they tip over, and they can cause a fire,” says Jim Judge, EMT-P, CEM, member of the American Red Cross Scientific Advisory. They also don’t provide strong light." Moreover, candles are a fire hazard to more than just you and your household. People could tip the candles and start a fire in their homes,” said Cynthia Shaw, a Red Cross spokeswoman. “With.
When the power goes out, the first instinct is to light up some candles for easy illumination. (Many across California did this during their backouts in
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