Dry Christmas tree vs Well watered tree

A dry Christmas tree burns faster than newspaper. Keep your tree well watered this holiday season.
Author of video - U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
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Firefighters had a very good fire extinguisher

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I had a dry Christms tree but i tooke precautions to keep the light offf and wires and matches away . We need to truley use common sense in these times and for th safety and sake of our neighbors also. It show s people how fquickly pines trees can burna and how terrible high in temeperature also. THe degrees are like 160 to 189 degrees farieigheight i believe. Eileen