Testing your knowledge to make sure you have a safe 4th of July!
Great babysitters, just leave them with your kids and they'll be entertained for hours!
Hot! Hot enough to melt gold or burn your house down.
Safest when you light them from a glass bottle
500 degrees
1200 degrees
1800 degrees
Not really that hot, it's just a sparkler.
It doesn't have a manufacturer's name or label.
You're in Minnesota but you had to drive to Wisconsin to buy it.
It says M-80 or at least your friend says that's what it is.
It has a label and instructions, but you don't need them, you got this.
True - He enjoys them more than I do!
False - His ears are sensitive and fireworks are scary for dogs!
Re-light them. Better get your money's worth.
Put them in your neighbor's yard and laugh, their dog is always digging up your flowers anyways.
Soak them in water.
Throw them away?? Leave them there, they will disintegrate.
Strapped to the roof, it will get plenty of fresh air up there.
In a cooler in the trunk, you don't want to smell hamburger the whole way.
In a cooler in the backseat. Something's in your trunk... don't ask questions.
In the front seat, close enough to the air conditioner.
A super awesome song from Top Gun, before Tom Cruise turned weird.
The office during 4th quarter.
Day 4 of left over meat
Actually it's the temperature where food borne bacteria grows when food is between 40° and 140°F.
Until everyone is full and no longer eating it
2 hours, if over 90°, then one hour
3 hours, if over 90°, then one hour
Until it smells funny
True, especially watermelon or cantelope
False, that was only in my undercooked chicken wing.
Dealbreaker! You could spread bacteria into your guests' food!
What they don't know, is not going to hurt them. It's all just in their heads anyways. You're a fairly clean person, it'll be fine.