Why You Should Always Sleep With

fire spread by limiting the oxygen supply that fuels flames Reduces smoke infiltration, keeping the air in your room breathable longer Lowers room temperature by hundreds of degrees compared to an open room Buys precious time to wake up, call for help, and find your way to safety This principle is so vital that fire departments across the country now champion a simple, memorable campaign: “Close Before You Doze.” But What About Pets or Young Children? It’s natural to worry: “Won’t my dog be locked out?” or “What if my child needs me in the night?” You can keep your

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