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Establish charging stations outside bedrooms
Check chargers and cables regularly
Set a good example with your own habits
Some families choose to charge devices overnight in a kitchen or living room to reduce risk.
What to Do If Your Phone Overheats
If you notice your phone becoming unusually hot:
Unplug it immediately
Move it to a non-flammable surface
Do not place it in water
Allow it to cool naturally
Have the battery or device inspected if the problem continues
If you see smoke, sparks, or flames, prioritize your safety and call emergency services.
Firefighters’ Final Message
Firefighters consistently emphasize one key point: Most phone-related fires are preventable.
The combination of modern technology, cheap accessories, and unsafe habits has created unnecessary risks. By making small changes—such as where and how you charge your phone—you can significantly reduce the danger.
Phones are essential tools, but they are also powerful electrical devices. Treating them with caution, especially at night, can protect your home, your family, and your life.
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