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Read Instructions
Carefully read and follow the manufacturer's instructions on the firecracker packaging.
Adult Supervision
Ensure that responsible adults supervise the handling and lighting of firecrackers, especially when children are present.
Open Space
Ignite firecrackers only in a spacious, outdoor area away from buildings, vehicles, and flammable materials.
Safety Gear
Wear safety gear such as safety glasses, gloves, and ear protection to minimize risks.
Keep Distance
Maintain a safe distance from ignited firecrackers, and never hold them in your hand while lighting.
One at a Time
Light only one firecracker at a time and move away quickly after ignition.
No Relighting
Never attempt to relight a firecracker that fails to ignite initially; wait for a while and then dispose of it safely.
No Alterations
Do not alter or modify firecrackers in any way, as this can make them unpredictable and dangerous.
Bucket of Water
Keep a bucket of water, a hose, or a fire extinguisher nearby to quickly extinguish any accidental fires.
No Alterations
Do not alter or modify firecrackers in any way, as this can make them unpredictable and dangerous.
No Pointing
Avoid pointing firecrackers at people, animals, or flammable objects.
Stay Sober
Do not handle firecrackers while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Secure Launch Base
If using ground-based firecrackers, ensure they are securely placed on a stable surface, such as sand or bricks.
Avoid Dry Areas
Do not ignite firecrackers in dry grassy areas, as this can lead to wildfires.
Proper Ignition
Use an extended lighting device, like a long-handled lighter or punk, to ignite firecrackers from a safe distance.
Protect Pets
Keep pets indoors or in a secure area, as loud noises can frighten them.
Fireworks Zone
Designate a specific area for fireworks, keeping spectators at a safe distance.
Respect Local Laws
Adhere to all local laws and regulations regarding the use of fireworks and firecrackers in your area.
Dispose Safely
After using firecrackers, soak them in water before disposing of them in a safe, non-flammable container.
Emergency Plan
Have an emergency plan in case of accidents, including a first-aid kit and access to medical assistance.
Be Mindful of the Environment
Be considerate of your surroundings and the environment, minimizing the impact of fireworks on wildlife and the ecosystem
Bucket of Water
Keep a bucket of water, a hose, or a fire extinguisher nearby to quickly extinguish any accidental fires.
Avoid Dry Areas
Do not ignite firecrackers in dry grassy areas, as this can lead to wildfires.