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Pyro Shows, Founded in 1969
It was a passion for Fireworks that prompted Lansden Hill to found Pyro Shows in 1969.
Washinton D.C. show
Pyro Shows painted the skies over our nation's capital red, white and blue, and every other color of the rainbow
Safety First
Pyro Shows provides training for "shooters."
Pyro Shows travels world seeking innovative products
Representatives of Pyro Shows travel to Asia and Europe each year to view the latest and most innovative fireworks products in the world
Close Proximity Pyrotechnics creates big effects
Many racetracks now use Pyro Shows to provide pyrotechnic punch for special events.
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Safety Tips
They are loud, beautiful, stunning, amazing, exciting and so much more! Fireworks are a part of many celebrations every year but it's important to remember -- fireworks should only be handled by professionals. Be sure to know the rules:
- Let grownups handle the fireworks. Fireworks should only be used by adult professionals, so never touch or light one. Instead, enjoy the splendor of fireworks at a professional display!
- Avoid sparklers. They can catch your clothing on fire.
- Never attempt to make your own fireworks.
- Keep your distance from other people who are using sparklers or lighting their own fireworks-bystanders are more frequently injured by fireworks than the people who are using them!
- If an injury occurs, stay calm. If your clothing catches on fire, lie on the ground, cover your face with your hands, and roll.
- If you get something in your eye from a fireworks explosion, don't rub or rinse your eye. Have your parents take you to the emergency room immediately.
- If you see kids playing with fireworks or doing something that looks unsafe, tell a trusted adult.
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