This is your year: Prove to your family you've finally reached adulthood by putting holiday safety messages on your Christmas cookies #HolidayHazardspic.twitter.com/A6OAXIMtVM
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Stand by your pan next week. Unattended cooking is the number one cause of home fires
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Tell of the moon dolphin, and report unsafe products on http://SaferProducts.gov #HolidayHazardspic.twitter.com/yt87UUYiIb
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Keep your Christmas tree well watered. A dry tree burns faster than newspaper
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Traveling for the holidays? Make sure the furniture is anchored in the rooms where your kids are staying. Anchoring kits can be found in furniture stores and major furniture retailers
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If you're buying a riding toy this year, make sure you're also gifting pads and helmets
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Keep your space heater away from anything flammable. Unplug it before you go to bed or leave your home. Never plug it into a power strip
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Keep your Christmas tree well watered throughout the holiday season. If you're using real candles as decorations, be sure to keep them at least a foot away from anything flammable
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You're not faster than a falling dresser. Keep toys and other items kids might want off of the tops of dressers. Always
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