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Safety tips for Fourth of July

July 4, 2011 Swedish Blogger

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Looking forward to some Fourth of July fun today? Have a great holiday and stay safe - watch this quick video to see three safety tips to keep in mind.

Supervise children, even with sparklers.
Stay hydrated - don't forget to drink plenty of fluids!
Be responsible with alcohol. And always remember - don't drink and drive!

We hope you have a safe and happy fourth of July!

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