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Fires started deliberately place a huge demand on fire and rescue services, yet arsonists rarely bring combustible items with them. Refuse that has not been promptly disposed of is a common target.
If a young person in your family is developing an unhealthy fascination with fire, consider making a referral to the Firewise scheme to see if Firesetter Intervention is appropriate
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