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Safety Notes

Holiday Safety Quiz

True or False?

Cool leftovers from your holiday dinner before you put them in the refrigerator.

False. Leftovers should be refrigerated promptly. Food left at room temperature provides a source of bacteria growth and the risk of food poisoning.

Run extension cords under a rug or carpet to prevent tripping.

False. Running cords under a rug or carpet creates a fire hazard. Run your extension cord behind furniture to prevent tripping or run it along the wall. If it's not long enough for this, get a longer cord.

The best way to treat frostbite is to immerse the injured area in hot water and then rub it to restore circulation.

False. Warm the area gradually using lukewarm water and never rub a frostbitten area; it may cause further injury to the frozen tissue.

A major source of seasonal stress is your own expectation of a perfect holiday.

True. Keep expectations realistic. Set a reasonable budget and stick to it. Make a list and prioritize your activities. Forget about perfection and enjoy the season.