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NEW TYPE SWIVEL WATER FED BRUSH
This will give you complete control of your water fed brush. Also good if you are cleaning hard surfaces as well. Yes should of pointed out that it seems the...

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Posted on: 11:55 am, January 14, 2014, by KFOR-TV and A. Edwards, updated on: 03:15pm, January 14, 2014

OKLAHOMA CITY The Oklahoma City Fire Department is arming residents with the tools and information needed to help protect their homes when the state is under high fire danger.

Fire crews said there are a few steps you can take to help prevent losing your home in wildfires.

1. Prepare home and keep it in good condition - Keep the exterior of your home in good condition. Make sure all wood surfaces are painted or treated. - Enclose all porch, floor, roof or attic openings to keep embers and sparks from getting in. - Keep roofs and guttering free from leaves and other debris. - Give added protection with fuel breaks like driveways and gravel walkways. - Store all flammable materials and liquids in metal containers at least 30 feet from structures and wooden fences. - Ensure emergency vehicles have easy access to your home with cleared and properly constructed driveways.

2. Prepare landscaping - Clear all brush away from your home and, if possible, use fire-resistant landscaping. - Remove cedars, sage, evergreens growing within 20 feet of your home. - Mow the lawn regularly and dispose of clippings. - Keep firewood at least 30 feet from all structures. - If possible, mowing or disking a 15-foot path around the perimeter of your property can help prevent fire from spreading onto your land.

3. In case of a grass fire - Have tools and water accessible. (Shovel, rake, long water hose). - Dress to protect yourself in cotton/woolen clothing, long pants, long-sleeved shirt, gloves and handkerchief to protect your face. - Wet down roof with hose or sprinkler - Turn off natural gas or propane at tank or meter. - Put all vehicles in garages and close garage door. - Have emergency kit ready.

4. If you have to evacuate - Take your family and pets to a safe location. - Stay informed on the developing conditions with KFOR.com, the KFOR-TV free mobile appsand our radio broadcasts and on-air broadcasts. - Obey all orders from law enforcement and fire officers. - Never drive to the scene of a grass fire.

Basic wildfire safety rules:

- Never throw cigarettes or smoking materials from your car. - Obey all burn bans. When you are allowed to burn, pay close attention to wind and weather conditions. If your fire gets out of control, you are legally responsible for all damaged caused. - Immediately report illegal and unsafe burning. - Store matches and lighters in a safe place away from children.

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Tree Removal - January 8, 2014

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Bev Van Winkle, manager of Chilliwack Cemeteries, says some trees must be taken down for safety reasons.

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Trees have expiry dates, just like people.

Thats the message the manager of Chilliwack Cemeteries would like for people to understand the next time they see fresh stumps on the cemetery grounds.

Bev Van Winkle, manager of Chilliwack Cemeteries, was not surprised to learn of recent complaints made following the controlled takedown of three cedar trees and two maples last month.

Shes been fighting such complaints since starting in the position 12 years ago.

The trees were rotten, they were splitting, they had to be taken down before they created all kinds of havoc and damage, said Van Winkle.

But when Chilliwack resident Ron Smith, who frequently walks through the cemetery, saw what he believed to be healthy trees chopped down, and grave markers lying on their sides, he was horrified.

Smith sent letters and accompanying photos to Mayor Sharon Gaetz and the media.

You just dont do that, he told The Progress. Theyre showing no respect for the dead.

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