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Dear Friends,
Unpublicized
news:
There was
also a meeting held between the ministries of the two nations, according to the
KCNA. "At the talks the two sides exchanged views on the issue of boosting
the exchange and cooperation between the security organs of the two countries
and a series of matters of mutual concern," the KCNA reported. The Syrian
delegation arrived on Tuesday…
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On a much
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America’s online catalogue contains a large amount of products which are sure
to please the most exigent persons in your entourage! Feel free to contact us
if you need help finding original and useful presents for people still on your
gift list…
The Safer
America Team would like to extend to you its best wishes for the holidays and
the upcoming year.
Safer
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Winter Holidays Safety – Candle Care and Safety Tips
Never Leave Candles Unattended!
NEVER
leave burning candles unattended! It's probably the most popular candle safety
tip around, but we can't stress enough how important this is! Never, ever leave
a candle burning when you go to bed or leave your home. Unattended candles are
a major fire hazard.
Keep Burning Candles Away From
Drafts
The
slightest draft can cause candles to burn excessively fast, drip, and even fall
over creating a mess or a fire hazard! Drafts can be created from open windows,
ceiling fans, heat registers, and even high-traffic areas of your home.
Trimming Wicks
You
should trim the wicks of all your candles to 1/4 inch except for 4x9 pillars and
larger. This helps cut down on carbon balls forming and reduces smoke when
snuffing your candles. It also keeps the flame at the right size so that the
candle burns at the proper rate. If the flame is too high, the wax will not
burn evenly and the candle may begin to smoke. If the wick is too long, carbon
may build and clog the wick. Instead of pulling out a ruler, an easy way to do
this is by placing your index and middle finger on top of the candle with the
wick in-between them. Then trim the wick with a pair of scissors (or toenail
clippers to trim wicks in jars in which scissors won't fit.)
Always Burn Candles on a Heat
Resistant Surface
Candle
holders may become hot and damage furniture. A good heat resistant surface can
be made from a ceramic tile (cover bottom with felt to protect furniture).
Snuffing
Don't
blow your candles out -- "snuff" them with a snuffer! Snuffing
candles prevents wax from spraying and keeps the wick centered. If wicks get
off-center, the flame can get too close to the holder and cause breakage.
When to Throw Away Candles
Discontinue
use of a container candle when 1/4-inch of unmelted
wax remains. This will prevent possible heat damage to the counter/surface and
prevent glass containers from cracking or breaking. Extinguish taper and pillar
candles when they get down to within one to two inches of their holders or
decorations.
Combustible Materials
Never use
candles near combustible materials such as curtains, drapes, bedding, and/or
cabinets. Never spray an aerosol can near an open flame.
Using Candles in Arrangements
When
using candles in arrangements, make sure the flame is away from the decorative
base (evergreens, ribbons, etc.). Extinguish and remove candles immediately
once they have burned down to within one inch of the decoration.
Floating Candles
Floating
candles can provide both a formal and informal setting for either a dinner
party or a back yard picnic. Floating candles in a clear bowl creates an extra
special lighting effect. Using distilled water eliminates mineral buildup on
the side of crystal or glass, preserving its unique presentation of floating
candles.
No More Fogged Up Bathroom Mirrors
Burn a candle in the bathroom while you shower - surprisingly your
bathroom mirrors will not fog up. This is great for anyone without a bathroom vent.
Candle Wax on Fabric? No Problem!
Candle
wax can be effectively removed by placing the object that has been stained into
a freezer until the wax is quite hard and brittle, then
it can be literally shattered off the object that has been stained. Treat any
residue as follows: place the stain between clean, white blotters and press
with a warm iron, changing the blotter as it becomes soiled. Then sponge with
dry cleaning fluid or a laundry pre-soak (spot stain remover).
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It Happened 15 years ago…
Mr.
Gorbachev's resignation ended a week of speculation about his political future
after Mr Yeltsin announced
Mr.
Gorbachev had attempted to make life in the
Some
blamed him for being naïve, while others described him as a visionary.
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Today, we live surrounded by safety items and devices;
such apparels are becoming part of our everyday urban landscape. Nobody wishes
to ever having to use any of those protection products – but to know they are
there “just in case”, that should be everyone’s concern.
Happy Holidays,
The Safer
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