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According to the U.S. Fire Administration, from 2017 to 2019, portable heaters accounted for 41% of fatal heating fires in ...

Many butane cookers rely on you putting ... or ‘TEG’. The TEG uses heat from the stove to generate electricity which it stores in the onboard battery. So what? The TEG means you can charge your ...

Vents that aren’t cleared can lead to carbon monoxide in your home. If you heat your home by burning ... three feet away from fireplaces or stoves. Keep a screen in front of a fireplace and ...

A warning from the Corpus Christi Fire Department for those who may be looking for ways to try to warm their home without ...

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Unlike induction cooktops, gas stoves present visual cues that indicate how well the burner is performing, namely the color of the flame itself. Failing to keep an eye on this can cause home cooks ...

kerosene/propane heater or charcoal stove. Keep warming the pipe until there’s full water pressure and check all other faucets for possible frozen pipes. If you can’t thaw the pipe ...

Using extra caution can help us decrease the risk of home ... If you need to leave the kitchen, turn off the stove. Keep flammable items such as oven mitts, wooden utensils, food packaging ...

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