Safety Tips for Using Fireworks
Do's
Follow Instructions
Carefully read and follow the instructions printed on the fireworks packaging to ensure safe usage.
Use Outdoors Only
Always ignite fireworks in open outdoor areas away from buildings, vehicles, and flammable materials.
Buy Branded Fireworks
Purchase fireworks only from authorized and reputed manufacturers to ensure quality and safety.
Maintain Safe Distance
Light one firework at a time, and ensure that others watch from a safe distance. This minimizes the risk of injury.
Supervise Children
Children should only use fireworks under close adult supervision to prevent accidents.
Keep Water Nearby
Have at least two buckets of water or a fire extinguisher handy in case of any unexpected fire or mishap.
Don'ts
Don't Experiment
Never attempt to create your own fireworks, as it can be extremely dangerous.
Don’t Relight Failed Fireworks
If a firework fails to ignite, do not attempt to relight it. Wait for 15-20 minutes and then soak it in water before disposal.
Don't Carry Fireworks in Pockets
Never carry fireworks in your pockets, as they can ignite from friction or heat, leading to severe injuries.
Don’t Touch Used Fireworks
After the display, do not pick up used or leftover fireworks, as they may still be active and could cause harm.
Avoid Glass or Metal Containers
Never shoot fireworks from metal or glass containers, as they can shatter and cause serious injuries.
Don’t Wear Loose Clothing
Avoid wearing loose or flowing clothing when using fireworks, as it can easily catch fire.
