“According to the National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS), there are an estimated annual average of 60 clothing fire deaths to seniors per year.” —> I mean I love you guys but I feel like we have bigger fish to fry (no pun intended) right now.
Seniors are 16% of the population, but they account for 77% of the deaths from clothing fires. Here's how to make sure the seniors in your family stay safe around fire: https://www.cpsc.gov/Newsroom/News-Releases/2021/Sound-the-Alarm-Pants-Do-Catch-Fire-CPSC-Urges-Seniors-to-Stay-Vigilant-About-Clothing-Fire-Safety … #wednesdaythoughtpic.twitter.com/nrIqDqezxu
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My Mom's cousin died in a fire. Her housecoat caught fire when she turned cooktop gas burner
on under her tea pot. Don't let seniors in your family die from fire. If they refuse to move buy them an Electric Stove/Cooktop Replacement. Appliance stores give discounts for this.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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May need more induction cooking
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One of the reasons electric stove tops are better. I watch people on tv on cooking segments wearing long sleeves while using gas burners. Not smart.
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She's wearing another set of drapes under the first. People wear these to hide their fat but they still look pretty fat.
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