How can you do fireworks safely?

Always use fireworks outside with a bucket of water or hose nearby. Keep fireworks away from dry leaves and other materials that can easily catch on fire. Light one firework at a time. Keep the firework you’re lighting well away from unlit fireworks.

What are the correct and safe ways to enjoy watching fireworks?

Stay far away from where the fireworks are exploding and wear earplugs if the noises are uncomfortably loud. Obey all monitors and ushers and respect the safety barriers established that allow the trained pyrotechnicians room to safely do their job. Resist any temptation to get close to the actual firing site.

Where is the safest place to do fireworks?

If you’re going to set off legal fireworks, do it in a safe place. How to choose a safe location for lighting fireworks: Scout out a location that’s hard and flat—like bare dirt, snow, concrete, sand, or stone. Avoid places with trees, grass, and buildings that could catch fire.

Are fireworks safe to do at home?

10 ways to keep safe at your home Bonfire Night display Light the firework at arm’s length with a taper and stand well back. Keep naked flames, including cigarettes, away from fireworks. Never return to a firework once it has been lit. Don’t put fireworks in pockets and never throw them.

Why should you not light fireworks by yourself?

If not handled properly, fireworks can cause burns and eye injuries in kids and adults. The best way to protect your family is not to use any fireworks at home — period.

How far from house Should fireworks be?

A minimum clear distance between the launch site and your audience of 35 feet for fountains and other ground-based items and 150 feet for all aerial items is recommended. You should avoid lighting your fireworks in any area where there is dry grass, dry brush or any flammable items that could catch fire.

Are fireworks bad for your health?

Increase in the sound levels can lead to restlessness, temporary or permanent hearing loss, high blood pressure, and sleep disturbance. Fireworks can also cause respiratory problems such as: chronic or allergic bronchitis, bronchial asthma, sinusitis, rhinitis, pneumonia and laryngitis.

Can you light fireworks in backyard?

What you are permitted to use in your backyard are consumer fireworks. They are low-hazard and designed for recreational use, and include sparklers, fountains, volcanoes, mines, snakes, and Roman candles. You should always make certain you buy your fireworks from a reliable source.