Fire Works Safety Tips for Diwali

Hey little ones! It has been a long long wait for us. And finally, Deepavali is knocking on our doors once more. After one whole year it is time again to indulge in a grand celebration with fireworks. While you have fun we would, however, always advice you to keep a check on yourself and not get carried away. Fireworks can be dangerous and a little carelessness on your part can result in serious damages of property and physical harm - of you and your loved ones. So scroll down and have a look at our Fire Works Safety Tips for Diwali. While you have a sparkling time, follow these simple precautions to keep safe. We request you to click here and pass on this page to as many people as you know. Make this Diwali a safe time for you and your close ones. Shubh Deepavali!

Always use under adult supervision
Purchase only legal fireworks, available at approved stands
Read and follow instructions given on the fireworks packs
Always keep water and sand nearby, and a water hose pipe if possible.
Fireworks are for strict outdoor use.
Never try to make your own fireworks
Never relight fireworks that appear to have gone out. Wait for 15 minutes, and then soak the firework in a bucket of water.
Only light one firework at a time
Never allow small children to go near fireworks
Store in a cool dry place
Never lean over top of fireworks to light them
Tie hair back, wear caps, wear safety goggles and no loose fitting clothes. Wear cotton clothes, and cover your body as much as possible. Shoes are a must.
Sparklers should be immersed in sand or water bucket as soon as they appear out - they are still very hot and are known to cause the maximum number of accidental burns to children.

After you finish — be responsible. Make arrangement to clear up all the mess the next morning. Wash your hands and feet, and firework material can be toxic, and s bad for your health.