DO'S
Safety First-
Choose Open Spaces: Burst fireworks in open areas, away from buildings, trees, and other flammable materials.
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Wear Protective Gear: Opt for cotton clothing, and consider wearing safety goggles.
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Use a Lighter/Incense Stick: Ignite fireworks with a long lighter or incense stick, keeping a safe distance.
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Have a Bucket of Water Nearby: Keep a bucket of water or a fire extinguisher to douse any accidental fires.
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Supervise Children: Always supervise children when they are using fireworks and never let them handle them alone.
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Read Instructions: Carefully read and follow the instructions on the firework packaging.
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Dispose of Properly: After use, douse used fireworks with water and dispose of them properly.
DON'TS
Avoid Risks-
Don't Light Indoors: Avoid lighting fireworks inside homes or enclosed spaces.
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Don't Hold Fireworks While Lighting: Always place fireworks on the ground before igniting them.
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Don't Point at People: Never point or throw fireworks at people or animals.
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Don't Experiment: Never attempt to make your own fireworks or tamper with existing ones.
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Don't Relight Malfunctioning Fireworks: If a firework doesn't ignite, wait a few minutes, soak it in water, and then dispose of it.
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Don't Wear Loose Clothing: Avoid wearing loose clothing, synthetic materials, or flammable fabrics while handling fireworks.
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Don't Drink and Burst Crackers: Avoid consuming alcohol while bursting crackers; it impairs judgment and increases risk of accidents.
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Don't Carry Fireworks in Pockets: Never carry fireworks in your pockets or bags, as they could ignite accidentally.
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Don't Use in Containers: Avoid bursting fireworks inside metal or glass containers as they can explode.
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Don't Light Multiple Fireworks at Once: Light one firework at a time to maintain control and safety.
Tip: Check local regulations and permitted hours for fireworks use in your area.