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Candles

Candles are one of the most common causes of house fires. Here’s some advice on how to use candles safely.

Tea lights

Although tea lights have a foil outer container, this is not safe as the foil can get extremely hot. When this happens, it can melt the surface it is on, such as the side of a bath or the top of a television. If you use tea lights, make sure they are placed in a proper holder.

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