Fireplace Safety Instructions

1. Prohibition of leaving fire unattended
   Never leave a campfire unattended. Always make sure someone is supervising the fire.
2. Keep the campfire under control
   Keep the fire at a moderate height to avoid uncontrolled spread of flames.
3. Keep a safe distance
   All participants should keep a safe distance from the fire and children should be supervised at all times.
4. Do not use flammable liquids
   Only use dry twigs and wood to light the fire. Do not use flammable liquids such as gasoline.
5. Avoid throwing plastic or glass
   Only throw suitable materials such as wood into the fire. Plastic and glass can be hazardous to health and the environment.
6. Fire extinguishing equipment
   A metal container for ash and a metal shovel for carrying it are located near the campfire.

Fire Extinguisher Instructions

1. Preparing to Extinguish
   Once you have finished burning, use a metal shovel to transfer the hot ash and embers to a metal ash container. Transferring the ash to this special container will help to safely extinguish your fire.
2. Drench or Sand
   After removing the embers, pour water or sand over the ash and embers remaining in the firebox to ensure that the entire firebox is cool.
3. Stirring Ash and Embers
   After dousing with water, stir the ash to ensure that no smoldering debris remains. Add water or sand as needed.
4. Checking the Temperature
   Before leaving the firebox, check to see if the firebox is cold. If you still feel warm, continue to water or sand.
5. Making Sure the Firebox is Completely Out
   The firebox should be completely out and safe from re-ignition.

Remember: Using a metal ash pan and shovel will increase safety and help keep the fire area clean.