Gas and charcoal grills cause thousands of outdoor and structure fires each year. To prevent your grill from becoming a safety hazard, follow these suggestions from the Home Safety Council...
March 29, 2007 (Press Release) --
Gas and charcoal grills cause thousands of outdoor and structure fires each year. To prevent your grill from becoming a safety hazard, follow these suggestions from the Home Safety Council:
Keep the area surrounding the grill free of children and pets until the grill has completely cooled.
When the grill is in use, be sure it is at least three feet away from any structure or object -- including trees, shrubs or the house.
When using a charcoal grill, only use lighter fluid designed for such grills.
When using a gas grill, check the connections between the tank and the grill carefully before each use.
Never check for gas leaks using a match.
source: http://health.yahoo.com/
Keep the area surrounding the grill free of children and pets until the grill has completely cooled.
When the grill is in use, be sure it is at least three feet away from any structure or object -- including trees, shrubs or the house.
When using a charcoal grill, only use lighter fluid designed for such grills.
When using a gas grill, check the connections between the tank and the grill carefully before each use.
Never check for gas leaks using a match.
source: http://health.yahoo.com/
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