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Firework safety checklist — free printable Bonfire Night guide

A firework and sparkler safety checklist for a home Bonfire Night — the sensible precautions for storing, lighting and enjoying fireworks safely, so the only memories are happy ones.

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Frequently asked questions

How do you stay safe with fireworks at home?
If you're setting off fireworks at home, a few sensible precautions keep the night happy. Buy only fireworks marked to the relevant safety standard, store them in a closed box away from heat, and read the instructions in daylight before dark. Set up a clear launch area well away from spectators, houses and anything flammable, and keep buckets of water and sand, a torch, gloves and eye protection to hand. One sober person should be in charge of lighting: light at arm's length, step well back, and never return to a firework that hasn't gone off. Never throw fireworks or put them in pockets. Treat sparklers with respect — gloves on, held at arm's length, one at a time, and dropped straight into water when finished. Keep pets indoors, and douse the bonfire and any spent fireworks fully before bed. Honestly, a professional public display is always the safest option. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and current UK firework safety guidance.
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