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Before you fire up the grill for lunch today, check out these outdoor grilling tips to keep your home safe! 1) Move grill at least 10 feet from any flammable surface. Check for objects above the flame that may catch fire such as decks. Never grill in an enclosed area. 2) Clean out old grease and oil from previous uses. Remember, if a grease fire starts, DO NOT put water on it! 3) Lastly, check your state and local regulations concerning burn bans. A red alert means absolutely NO burning, even propane grills BBQ with safety in mind! 3) Lastly, check your state and local regulations concerning burn bans. A red alert means absolutely NO burning, even propane grills. #fire #burnban #summerfires #grilling #grillingtips #firesafety #firerestoration #restorationservices #restorationexperts #expertservice #prevention #preventioniskey

Good things in life aren't free, This is me in a hole that will eventually become a root cellar and a drainage ditch. The ditch was all dug by hand, while most of the big hole for the cellar was dug with a tractor. I am almost done digging, fingers crossed, but the whole time I keep remembering why I am doing this. The plan is to challenge regulations, to build a place where the standards are met or exceeded, except for the process of smoking fish. The products that come from this smokehouse have been inspected and approved as safe by the BCCDC and the FNHA. But both want me to have handwashing, prepping, and cooling all nearer to the smokehouse. So I got a grant to build this kitchen. And while the kitchen will be a great asset, I am not building it to start a business. I am building it so that I can challenge the regs and win. Then I can create a template for other First Nation smoke houses to follow so they can make smoke house businesses. Maybe we can get traditional style smoked salmon in the commercial, retail, and institutional environment. For the betterment of both worlds. Because in the end it's not about me, it's about us. Makes me think of that phrase, “I am, because we are.” But for now, back to digging… #smokehouse #IndigenousFoodSovereignty #SmokedSalmon #SalishFire #WeAreTheNewAncestors #IndigenousForestPunk

🔥 As you fire up the grill for Victoria Day celebrations, ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone! Here’s how to keep your BBQ sessions hazard-free: 1. Grill Inspection: Before you start, give your grill a thorough check. Look for any signs of wear, rust, or damage. Ensure all connections are tight and there are no gas leaks. 2. Location Matters: Position your grill at least 10 feet away from your home, deck, and any overhanging branches. This distance reduces the risk of fire spreading to structures or vegetation. 3. Cleanliness is Key: A clean grill is a safer grill. Remove grease buildup and debris from the grates and trays to prevent flare-ups that can cause fires. 4. Supervised Grilling: Never leave your BBQ unattended. Keep children and pets at a safe distance to avoid accidents. 5. Emergency Preparedness: Have a fire extinguisher or baking soda nearby to handle any unexpected flames. Know how to quickly cut off the fuel supply. Enjoy your Victoria Day BBQ with peace of mind, knowing you’re prepared for a safe and fun time! 🌭🍔 🌐 www.eclipse247.ca 🇨🇦 Powered by EMRG Canada #VictoriaDayBBQ #VictoriaDayWeekend #GrillSafely #FireSafety #BBQSeason #FireDamagePrevention #FireDamage #PropertyRestoration #DisasterRestoration #FireDamageRestoration #PropertyDamage #Edmonton #EdmontonAlberta #YEG #YEGlocal #YEGbusiness #YEGliving #EclipseRestoration #EMRGcanada

With Father's Day just around the corner, it's time to get grilling! Check out these essential tips from the NPFA for having a safe and delicious Father’s Day celebration. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/etr6cQmy #GrillingSafety #FathersDay #SafetyFirst #HappyGrilling

🍔 Smart Summer Grilling Tips🍔 Summer is here, and it’s the perfect time to fire up the grill and enjoy delicious meals with family and friends. At Paul Davis Restoration of South San Diego County, we want to ensure your grilling is not only tasty but also safe. Here are some smart grilling tips to keep your summer cookouts fun and accident-free: Grill Outdoors Only: Always grill outside in a well-ventilated area. Keep grills away from your home, deck railings, and overhanging branches. Stable Surface: Set up your grill on a flat, stable surface to prevent tipping. Stay Close: Never leave your grill unattended. Keep an eye on the flames and have a fire extinguisher or a bucket of water nearby, just in case. Clean Regularly: Clean your grill regularly to prevent grease buildup, which can cause flare-ups. Check for Leaks: If you’re using a gas grill, check for gas leaks before using it each time. Apply a soap and water solution to the hose and connections; bubbles indicate a leak. Safe Food Handling: Keep raw meat separate from other foods, use a meat thermometer to ensure meats are cooked to the right temperature, and refrigerate leftovers promptly. Proper Disposal: Dispose of charcoal ashes in a metal container once they are completely cool to avoid any accidental fires. Contact Paul Davis Restoration: For any fire damage restoration needs, Paul Davis Restoration of South San Diego County is here to help. Our team is ready to respond swiftly and restore your property. Enjoy the taste of summer with peace of mind by following these grilling safety tips. Here’s to a delicious and safe grilling season! Happy grilling San Diego! From your Fire Restoration Experts, The Paul Davis Restoration of South San Diego County Team #SmartGrilling #SummerSafety #GrillTips #PaulDavisRestoration #StaySafeSanDiego #sandiegofiresafety #wildfireawareness #4thofjulygrilltips #sandiegoawareness #firefightersofsandiego #redcross #pauldavisfirerestorationexperts #pauldavisrestorationexperts #safetyfirst #sosd #dtsd #pauldavisrestorationofsouthsandiegocounty

Silverfish not only contaminate food supplies, but they can also cause considerable damage to carpets, books, paper, and wallpaper. Spoiled food and yellow stains on damaged areas are all indicators that you might have a silverfish problem. Find out more in our blog: https://lnkd.in/esjbpdFy #Silverfish #PestControl #HouseholdPests

Summer is just around the corner, so time to think about how to keep you and your guests stay safe and happy by taking steps to keep your home cool and protected from costly damage. Here are a few tips to get you started:

With Father's Day just around the corner, it's time to get grilling! Check out these essential tips from the NPFA for having a safe and delicious Father’s Day celebration. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/etr6cQmy #GrillingSafety #FathersDay #SafetyFirst #HappyGrilling

🌟 Attention Property Oweners & Homeowners Associations! 🌟 Winter festivities are in full swing, and we know protecting your property and community is a top priority. That’s why we’re here to help with free resources to encourage sewer-smart habits! We’re making an extra push this season to help you prevent costly plumbing repairs by sharing tips and tools tailored for your needs. From informative signs and door hangers to sample newsletter articles, we’ve got everything you need to make spreading the word simple and effective. 👉 Visit our website to explore these resources: sd1.org/sewersmart Let’s work together to keep your property safe and informed. #SD1SewerSmart #NorthernKentucky #CommunitySupport #ProtectYourProperty #PreventPlumbingProblems

Please exercise extra caution when grilling outside this month. July, with its high temperatures and dry conditions, is the peak month for grill fires. Also, remember to review your community's regulations concerning outdoor grills. #HOAManagement #grillingseason #GrillSafety #condominiummanagement #communitymanagement