06/02/2026
Sun’s out, bay doors open, and fresh air flowing while crews work on rigs.
It’s also the perfect time for a quick safety reminder:
Rags used with paint, stain, gas, or other flammable liquids can spontaneously combust if not handled properly. As these products dry, they release heat. If that heat gets trapped, it can start a fire.
Here’s how to stay safe:
• Never leave used rags in a pile
• Take them outside to dry, away from buildings
• Hang or lay them flat so heat can escape
• Once dry, store them in a tightly covered metal container
• Keep containers in a cool place, away from heat and sunlight
• Always store flammable liquids in original, sealed containers
A few extra minutes of prevention can save you from a serious fire. 🧯