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Fire Safety Tips In the Home

Fire safety in your home and with youryears. Plan and practice two escape
family is paramount in keepingkids safe.routes out of each room of the house. It
Know the baiscs of good fire preventionis important to have an alternate escape
and tecah you children good fire safetyroute in case one is blocked by fire.
technqiues.Fire drills should be practiced
A small fire can grow into a deadly onespontaneously throughout the year, as
within minutes. To help prevent ahome fires and home fire-related deaths
tragedy, closely inspect your home toare more likely to occur during
eliminate potential hazards. Preparecold-weather months, December through
your home for an emergency, and teachFebruary.
your family about the dangers of fireKeep furniture and other heavy objects
and how to escape. If a child is coachedout of the way of doors and windows, so
properly ahead of time, he or she willthey won't block an escape.
have a better chance of surviving.Designate an outside meeting place, so
1. First, eliminate potential hazardsall members of the family can be
with these eassy tips:accounted for quickly.
Keep matches, lighters and other heat3. Teach your children safety methods:
sources out of children's reach. PlayingChildren should know the sound of the
with matches and lighters is the leadingsmoke alarm. When they hear it, teach
cause of fire deaths for children ages 5them to:
and under.Crawl low under smoke. An estimated
Keep flammable items such as clothing,three-fourths of childhood fire deaths
furniture, newspapers or magazines awayare caused by the smoke and toxic gases
from the fireplace, heater or radiator.produced as a fire develops and spreads.
Keep all portable heaters out ofTouch doors before opening them. If the
children's reach.door is hot, use an alternative exit.
Avoid plugging several appliance cordsNever go back into a burning building.
into the same electrical socket.Children should be reminded not to stop
Replace old or frayed electrical wiresor return for anything, such as a toy or
and appliance cords, and keep them onto call 9-1-1. A call to 9-1-1 should be
top of, not beneath rugs.placed after leaving the premises.
Store all flammable liquids such as"Stop, drop and roll." Upon leaving the
gasoline outside of the home.burning house or building, children
2. Prepare your home with safety andwhose clothes have caught on fire should
announcement devices with these easyimmediately stop, drop to the ground and
tips:roll themselves back and forth quickly
Install smoke alarms on every level ofto extinguish the flames.
your home and in every sleeping area.Take children to your local fire station
Consider installing both ionizationfor a tour. Children will be able to see
alarms, which are better at sensinga firefighter in full gear and learn
flaming fires, and photoelectric alarms,that he or she is someone who saves
which are better at sensing slow, smokychildren, not someone to be afraid of or
fires.hide from. Also, be sure you're not
Test smoke alarms monthly. Maintainteaching your children bad habits. Don't
alarms by replacing batteries at leastlet them see you smoke in bed or
once a year, and replace alarms every 10disconnect smoke alarm batteries!



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