Toledo has 17th highest house fire risk in study
The insurer said a survey and its index based on the
For example, 49 percent of Toledoans admitted they charge a cell phone, tablet, laptop, or other device in or on their bed overnight, compared to 34 percent nationally. And 59 percent said that in the past year they have left the kitchen while cooking something on a stove, compared to 58 percent nationally. And 47 percent said they have left a room with a candle lit at least once over the past year, compared to 37 percent nationally.
The survey found 20 percent of
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