Westchester County ranks fourth nationwide for kitchen fires
A study conducted by ClaimGuide, a homeowner insurance resource, has revealed that Westchester County ranks fourth nationwide for cooking-related house fires, with over 2,100 incidents reported each year.
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Feb 21, 2024, 12:22 PM
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3ds agoWestchester has some of the most careless cooks in the nation.
A study conducted by ClaimGuide, a homeowner insurance resource, has revealed that Westchester County ranks fourth nationwide for cooking-related house fires, with over 2,100 incidents reported each year.
New Yorkers on the whole also ranked poorly in the study.
The study also found that 72% of respondents nationwide admitted to leaving a stove unattended while cooking.
