Whether you’re barbecuing, swimming, or playing outdoors the following tips will help ensure that you, your family, and friends stay as safe as possible: - Insect stings can be dangerous. Simple mosquito bites can become infected. Spider bits may be venomous. Bee stings can cause a severe allergic reaction. If you suspect a problem like hives, trouble breathing, or extreme swelling, see a doctor immediately.
- If you use an insect repellant or sunscreen, make sure it's not out of date and is suitable for the age of your children.
- Be careful with young children around Tiki torches and the fuel. The torches may set a child's clothes on fire if the child knocks into it while running; the fuel is extremely poisonous.
- Like indoor cleaning products, store pool products out of children's reach.
- Constantly supervise children around water. Never take your attention away from their safety by talking to friends.
- Keep the cutting board you use to chop salad vegetables separate from the cutting board you use for raw meat.
- Don't leave refrigerated foods out in the hot sun. Have everyone fill their plates, then put the food back in the refrigerator.
- Keep a watchful eye on the beer keg. Children like to copy what the adults do.
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