If oil overheats in a deep fryer, that too can ignite a fire. If there's no thermostat on your turkey fryer, you can use a ...

Deep-fried turkey may taste amazing – but it’s also Thanksgiving’s biggest fire hazard. Here’s how to fry safely and avoid ...

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, many families are beginning to prep their meals for the big day. While some cook ...

Hagerstown Fire Chief John DiBacco provides fire safety tips for cooking a turkey outdoors with a windy Thanksgiving ...

Deep frying a turkey in a backyard is legal in New Jersey, but the holiday tradition comes with significant fire risks.

Fire departments across the country warn residents about the dangers of frying turkeys. Each year, turkey deep fryer accidents cause dozens of injuries, several deaths, and millions of dollars in ...

For deep-frying, cooking oil is heated to around 350 degrees Fahrenheit (175 C). This is much hotter than the boiling point ...

Since 2005, there have been 71 reported fires in Columbus during Thanksgiving week, according to data from the Columbus ...

People are turning to Google to ask questions about the Thanksgiving meal. We give you answers to what you're asking.

The New Orleans Fire Department advises caution when frying turkeys for Thanksgiving due to fire risks, offering safety tips ...

RestoPros of Southeast Atlanta, a leading restoration services provider, has released comprehensive fire safety guidelines to ...