Archive for the ‘Home Fire Safety’ Category
Posted by Site Admin on October 2nd, 2007 under Home Fire Safety •
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Proper fireplace safety is extremely important. Even if you have been using your fireplace for years, it is important to brush up on your fire safety rules. Here are some fireplace safety rules for both wood burning and gas fireplaces: · Open the damper before starting a wood burning fire · Leave flue open, even [...]
Posted by Site Admin on September 23rd, 2007 under Home Fire Safety •
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Every responsible homeowner has smoke detectors, but few have any kind of automatic fire sprinkler system installed. It is true, that a house using a well-maintained smoke detector in every room is likely to detect a fire in its early stages, which greatly increases the chances of escaping safely, but for me, I want the [...]
Posted by Site Admin on March 19th, 2007 under Home Fire Safety •
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In 2004, the 410 thousand residential fires in America caused more than 14 thousand injuries and 3 thousand deaths, according to the U.S. Fire Administration (USFA). You can prevent fire-related deaths and injuries, and even most residential fires by being knowledgeable about fire safety. Ensure your and your family’s safety by creating an escape plan, [...]
Posted by Site Admin on March 16th, 2007 under Home Fire Safety •
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Commercial Kitchen Fire Safety is Important If you run or work in a commercial kitchen you’ll be well aware of fire safety rules and what to do in the event of a fire. You’ll know the importance of cleaning up after yourself, not just for hygiene reasons, but also from a fire safety point of [...]
Posted by Site Admin on March 12th, 2007 under Home Fire Safety •
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People always say that an ounce of prevention is way much better than a pound of cure. It’s really true when it comes to fire – it’s so destructive that in a blink of an eye it could take away all your possessions, and even your life. So in order to protect yourself and family, [...]
Posted by Site Admin on March 9th, 2007 under Home Fire Safety •
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Many damage hazards in your office can be prevented easily if you pay attention to the details and prevent them beforehand. Preventing fire in the office is important and can save a lot of time and money as recovering burned files and data can be very expensive. Even if your budget does not allow you [...]
Posted by Site Admin on March 5th, 2007 under Home Fire Safety •
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A Worthy Safety Investment A fire alarm system alerts people in the building of a possible fire. They help protect those inside by notifying them that they need to evacuate for safety. Most fire alarm systems will also automatically notify the nearest emergency personnel so they can take care of the fire. Fire alarms can [...]
Posted by Site Admin on March 2nd, 2007 under Home Fire Safety •
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As you inspect your home, trying to fire proof it, you must keep in mind that your outdoors area is also a part of your home. Do not forget to inspect your patio, back yard, roof and garden when trying to minimize fire hazards as these places are as important as the indoors sections of [...]
Posted by Site Admin on February 26th, 2007 under Home Fire Safety •
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Kitchen Fire Safety is Key The kitchen is one of the most dangerous rooms in your house as it contains many hazards and a high potential for unintentional fires. Frying Pans and Deep Fry Pans Using a thermostat controlled fryer is a great way to prevent deep fry pans fires. Avoid fat and grease build [...]
Posted by Site Admin on January 4th, 2007 under Home Fire Safety •
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Many of the common causes for fire damage in the living room can be easily prevented, given proper attention. The following safety rules will help assuring a safe environment in your livingroom, keeping fire hazards to a minimum. Electrical Devices Start with checking outlets, sockets, and extension cords. Make sure that they are not overloaded. [...]