Why you should water your Christmas Tree
December 3rd, 2020
Every year after Thanksgiving, families and children can’t wait for the most popular of Christmas traditions.
Putting up a Christmas tree is the evergreen signal that yes indeed, Christmas is here. Along with that comes a little extra work for you as parents and some new hazards to be aware of for your family. Additionally, there is nothing more tragic than when we turn on the news or social media and learn that someone in our community has suffered house fire during this holiday season.
“U.S. fire departments responded to an estimated annual average of 200 home structure fires that began with Christmas trees in 2011-2015.”
Download this fact sheet from the National Fire Protection Association to learn some of the leading causes of Christmas tree fires.
Christmas Tree Fire: Watered Tree Vs. Dry Tree
A small spark and the time it takes for a fire to spread could mean the difference between life and death. Watch this incredible demonstration from NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology). Christmas tree that has been watered vs. a Christmas tree that is dry. The results are staggering.
Have a plan – Download your Fire Safety Plan
An emergency is not the time to think of a plan. Prepare your household for a fire or emergency by downloading our Free Fire Safety Plan. Thanks for reading and stay safe.
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