And it distracts them from any traditional mischief making when the combined temptation of dark nights and fireworks in the shops becomes too great. Light the blue touchpaper and retire with the quick guide.
1: Be confident about your firework setter. A mate of a mate may come with a good recommendation. But check them out yourself. If they are using professional fireworks, ask about their experience - and their sources.
Certain fireworks - so called category four - are not for sale to the general public and must be set off by trained operators. You can tell which they are because they are marked 'Not for sale'. They don't have instructions on them and they may not have a delay fuse. Apart from anything else, you will want to meet and talk through who is doing what. It is also worth calling your local fire service. They may be able to visit your site and advise.
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