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SERVPRO of Foxborough Talks About Campfire Safety

8/14/2022 (Permalink)

Orange background with text and SERVPRO logo A campfire is one of the most enjoyable parts of summer. However, if not properly built, maintained, and extinguished it can quickly become a hazard.

A  campfire is one of the most enjoyable parts of summer. However, if not properly built, maintained, and extinguished it can quickly become a hazard. It's important to understand how to safely enjoy your campfire.

  1. Know the rules: Before you strike a match, make sure you know the fire regulations of the campground. 
  2. Use the pit: Most campgrounds provide a fire pit to build a campfire. If a pit is provided, this is the only place you should build a campfire. If not, dig a fire pit in an open area away from overhanging branches.
  3. Build a safe campfire: Start the fire with dried leaves or grass that will easily catch fire. Next, add small twigs and sticks that are less than an inch. As the fire builds, add the largest pieces of wood to the fire. This keeps the fire burning for a longer period of time. 

Keep in mind that your fire does not have to be roaring. In fact, a small fire surrounded by rocks will do the job. Always make sure to take caution whenever you are creating a fire. 


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