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U.S. EPA’s Burn Wise program emphasizes burning the right wood, the right way, in the right wood-burning appliance to protect your home, health, and air.

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  1. Keep the holiday cheer by not burning your wrapping paper! Burning it in your wood stove or fireplace can emit toxic fumes.

  2. Done with your fire in the wood stove or fireplace? Don’t let it smolder -- that can increase creosote buildup & air pollution.

  3. Protect your family & home: keep flammables like curtains, furniture & newspapers away from your heating appliance.

  4. Check out the new Burn Wise awareness kit. Share the info via local & social media sites during the burn season!

  5. Smoldering fire, dirty glass doors or chimney smoke? Your fire may need more air, or the wood could be too wet.

  6. Burn locally cut firewood to lower the risk of transporting invasive forest pests & diseases to your property.

  7. It’s Fire Prevention Week: Don’t wait – check the date! Replace smoke alarms every 10 years.

  8. Already have gas heating? Install a gas fireplace too- it provides a lot more heat & is a cleaner alternative than a wood fireplace!

  9. Strike 2 pieces of wood together. A hollow sound means they're dry enough to burn. Get more heat using less fuel!

  10. Ready to start up your gas fireplace? Get a technician to check lines, burners & condensation NOW. Be ready & safe!

  11. Need to replace your old, inefficient stove? Buy an EPA-certified stove & use less wood.

  12. Heat your home with wood? Follow these 4 steps to burn wise: split, stack, cover & store.

  13. Buy & dry wood now: local tree cutters may deliver wood to you. Buy local to avoid invasive pests & landfill use.

  14. Buying a wood stove next fall? Research now. EPA-certified stoves use less wood, produce less smoke & more heat.

  15. IT’S WORLD ASTHMA DAY Watch this short video to learn more about wood smoke and asthma.

  16. New wood stoves & fireplaces are more heat efficient, use less wood, reduce creosote build-up & create less smoke.

  17. Split next season’s wood now! Dry wood burns cleaner & more efficiently. See the video: .

  18. NEW Spanish brochures about wood smoke & cleaner wood burning appliances.

  19. Most heat from fireplaces goes up the chimney. Choose better options- retrofits & inserts:

  20. Home fires happen more in winter months. Install a smoke alarm to be warned early.

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