When we think of expiry dates, we often think of perishable products like milk, fruit, and vegetables — but other products have them too. Helmets are one good, but unexpected example of this. But what ...

Fires in your home are often unpredictable, and it’s important to try to prepare for the possibility. A fire extinguisher could help save your life. Consumer Reports breaks down the simple steps you ...

Small kitchen fires aren’t as uncommon as you might think. In fact, cooking was the leading cause of 44% of reported fires in the U.S. between 2017 and 2021, according to the National Fire Protection ...

Q: How do I dispose of a dry chemical-type fire extinguisher (small home-use type)? Can they be recharged? If not, do I just throw it out with the regular trash? Is there a recycling location? Paul, ...

A new Intergovernmental Support Agreement has been signed with Rock Island, Illinois to address a potential safety issue across the installation. Fire extinguishers are crucial components of a ...

Lithium-ion batteries are common in everyday devices, but Massachusetts fire officials warn they can quickly turn dangerous.

A type of fire extinguisher marketed online for use on fires involving lithium-ion batteries does not meet national safety standards, Greeley firefighters warn. Class “L” fire extinguishers have not ...

Fire safety is not just about installing alarms or extinguishers — it is about a well-designed system that protects lives from the moment a ...