All worked well to make kids more visible at night. Tonight, Consumer Watch Reporter Marlo Brawer joins us with some more tips to keep your kids safe. First, most masks have awfully small eye holes. Also masks may block kids' peripheral vision to see cars coming down the street. Consumer Watch found some other ways to keep your princesses and superheroes safe tomorrow night.
Kids keep their eyes pealed toward the candy.
We asked the Oklahoma City Fire Department to help us demonstrate what happens if a flowy outfit like this catches fire. That's why it's so important to get a non-flammable costume. Some people will go to the extreme of making the best costume available. They will buy some of the nicest fabric and make it for themselves and they are not aware that the majority of fabrics they bought are not fire retardant. Brighter costumes, of course, are also better for trick or treating at night.