by Kris Zambo | Jul 19, 2018 | handling fireworks
In the world of fireworks, a “dud” is a shell that fires but then has an issue in the air, falling to the ground without exploding. A “misfire” is a shell that never fires at all. Both are extremely common but can quite dangerous if not handled properly. Here are some...
by Kris Zambo | Jul 16, 2018 | Fireworks Tips, Uncategorized
Fireworks – these spectacular treats for the eyes and the ears transform an event or special occasion into a full-on extravaganza. They’re a mainstay of Walt Disney World, major league baseball games and, of course, New Year’s Eve and Fourth of July. Yet you may be...
by Kris Zambo | Jul 16, 2018 | lighting fireworks
When planning your fireworks display, there are numerous things that must be considered. Do you have the right mix of fireworks effects? Is the soundtrack in sync? Have you cleared a perimeter, and do you have a fire extinguisher and a bucket of water on hand? With so...
by Kris Zambo | Jul 13, 2018 | transporting fireworks
Buying fireworks generally involves getting in the car, driving to your preferred fireworks stand, making your purchase, and then driving home. Fireworks are so easy to purchase in many locales that it is easy to forget that they are actually hazardous materials. If...
by Kris Zambo | Jun 15, 2018 | Fireworks Classifications
The US government classifies fireworks in many different ways. In addition, many states, counties, and towns have their own sub-classifications that determine which types of fireworks are legal or illegal in that area. Here are the most important classifications you...