From Dana at Mombian:
Thought I'd pass along these barbecue safety tips from the NYFD. I particularly like the one about drawing a safety zone with chalk so kids have a visual deterrent to keep them away. (No substitute for proper supervision, but a good additional precaution.)
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Family blog Parent Hacks points to a great roundup of barbeque safety tips put together by the New York City Fire Department. General barbeque guidelines are given for before, during, and after your outdoor cooking time, as well as... [Read More]
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