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Season 3, Episode 20
Each year in the United States over 358,000 house fires require assistance from the local fire department, and that doesn’t even count the times some dinner may have gotten a little out of hand but was contained. In most of the deaths associated with home fires, faulty or missing smoke detectors are the blame for that one. However, today I’d like to talk about fire safety, both inside and outside, because one is no more likely than the other.
Each year in the United States over 358,000 house fires require assistance from the local fire department, and that doesn’t even count the times some dinner may have gotten a little out of hand but was contained. In most of the deaths associated with home fires, faulty or missing smoke detectors are the blame for that one. However, today I’d like to talk about fire safety, both inside and outside, because one is no more likely than the other.
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Season 3, Episode 20
Each year in the United States over 358,000 house fires require assistance from the local fire department, and that doesn’t even count the times some dinner may have gotten a little out of hand but was contained. In most of the deaths associated with home fires, faulty or missing smoke detectors are the blame for that one. However, today I’d like to talk about fire safety, both inside and outside, because one is no more likely than the other.
Each year in the United States over 358,000 house fires require assistance from the local fire department, and that doesn’t even count the times some dinner may have gotten a little out of hand but was contained. In most of the deaths associated with home fires, faulty or missing smoke detectors are the blame for that one. However, today I’d like to talk about fire safety, both inside and outside, because one is no more likely than the other.