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How to Child-Proof Stoves to Keep Kids From Starting Accidental Fires
December 29, 2017
Investigators say a 3-year-old boy playing with a stove burner caused the worst fire in 25 years in New York City. Authorities say the boy, who lived on the first floor of the Bronx building, had a history of playing with stove burners. It is possible to child-proof your stove by removing the knob and installing a plastic cover. The covers are under $10 and could prevent a tragedy like the deadly fire in New York City, which killed 12.
