🔋 CHARGE into Fire Safety! 🔥 It’s #FirePreventionWeek and SO many of your household devices use lithium-ion batteries! The simple act of plugging and unplugging your smartphone, tablet, or laptop to raise battery life is such a regular part of your routine — it may not cross your mind of the potential risks. 😳 Don’t know how to take care of devices with lithium-ion batteries? This is how we do it: 🪫 Choose devices tested by a legitimate safety lab 🪫 Buy products and chargers that are safe a

Signed, sealed, and delivered! Lithium-Ion Battery Safety Tips are headed to a South Walton mailbox near you.🔋🔥📩📭 This is the third year in a row we are delivering fire safety education to your doorstep, for the last two of those years we have focused our messaging on Lithium-Ion batteries. Check the back of the mailout for more safety tips and scan the code to download the SWFD Smartphone app to see our Lithium-Ion Battery information blog. Enjoy this special delivery from your #SWFD! 💌 |

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Virginia Beach firefighters showed the potential dangers of lithium-ion batteries in a demonstration Monday morning, showing just how easy it is for a fire to start while charging them. Fire Captain Kevin Lehlback said if you notice a lithium-ion battery is damaged, swelling, or makes any popping sounds while charging, it's time to get rid of it. See more tips and learn about the best ways to protect your home and yourself from battery fires at the link: https://www.13newsnow.com/article/news/lo

Lithium-ion batteries power phones, scooters, and electric cars — but the increasingly common energy source can spark fires so intense that they challenge veteran firefighters. https://www.cbsnews.com/texas/news/lithium-ion-battery-dangers-fires-toxins-texas-fort-worth/ | CBS News Texas

North Texas firefighters are sounding the alarm on the growing dangers of lithium-ion batteries. Found in everyday items like phones, laptops, and toothbrushes, these batteries can spark intense fires and release toxic fumes that are difficult to extinguish. To contain these hazardous flames, crews are testing new tactics, from fire blankets to high-pressure hoses delivering up to 500 gallons of water per minute. https://www.cbsnews.com/texas/news/lithium-ion-battery-dangers-fires-toxins-texas-f