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Burns from Sparklers and Fireworks | Raleigh News
Sparklers may seem harmless, but they can reach 2,000°F—hot enough to melt metal—and cause serious burns. If you get burned, stop the heat, remove hot clothing, use pain relievers, and gently clean with soap and water. For second- or third-degree burns (blisters, leathery skin), seek medical help immediately. Avoid old-school remedies like butter or toothpaste—they worsen damage. Some burns don’t show full severity for up to 48 hours, so when in doubt, see a doctor. Enjoy the Fourth safely—knowing what to do can prevent a trip to the burn unit. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli…
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