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Wood Stove Safety
With temperatures expected to drop down near freezing tonight, TVF&R reminds fireplace and woodstove users to follow these tips for a warm and safe fire:
* Have your chimney and flue pipes cleaned and inspected regularly,
* Make sure your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors are working,
* Before lighting your fire, make sure the flue is unobstructed and the damper is open,
* Never leave your fire unattended,
* And lastly, dispose of cooled ashes in a metal container with a tight fitting lid and store the can far away from any combustibles. Ashes can remain hot for several days!
