ARE FAMILY FIREWORKS DANGEROUS?
In following our Safety Instructions, referring to the instructions on a firework’s packaging, and by using a little common sense, you’ll be sure to have a safe and sane family fireworks event. Fireworks are explosives, and there is no place for carelessless in their use. Among other things, fireworks should never be used indoors or held in one’s hand, and they should always be firmly secured before lighting. The most common injuries relating to fireworks usage, however, are caused by the mishandling of Sparklers. The glowing rod of a Sparkler remains extremely hot for some time after use. Children must therefore be taught always to hold a Sparkler by its handle only and at arms length, away from themselves and others. Play safe with Sparklers and douse them with water after use. 5) SECURING FIREWORKS BEFORE LIGHTING: Whereas some fireworks have plastic bases and are freestanding (e.g., Multi-Effects), others must be placed into sand or in the ground (up to 1/2 of their length) for sup
