Fire safety hazard prevention (one)

In life, there are many potential fire safety hazards, to nip in the bud, to understand some basic problems and know how to avoid the occurrence of danger for everyone is very necessary.

Carbon monoxide

 Carbon monoxide (CO) is a kind of invisible, no smell of gas, can quickly kill you. Keep clean and check your stove and a chimney and install a carbon monoxide alarm. Signs of periodic inspection of the chimney damage or corrosion. Check all stacks to prevent deadly carbon monoxide. Don't forget, camping stove and vehicle emissions of carbon monoxide. Proper ventilation is the most effective way to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.

Home heating

To protect your family from fire and deadly carbon monoxide, let a qualified service technician to check heating system. Let your wood stove or fireplace ashes in putting them into a with a metal container with a tight fitting lid cooling. Keep container in the outside. All other forms of temporary heating source should only after reading the instructions, and according to the manufacturer's recommended use.

Candle

Candle is a common cause of home fires. Keep lit candles safely away from children and pets. When you go out immediately blow out the candles. Never let them burn unattended. Traditional candles should only be candles on the battery power supply is not available. The use of candle wax or any type of light source, using a flashlight or other light source illumination.

Barbecue

Do not use indoor barbecue barbecue. When the lighting propane barbecue, turned on the gas before open the lid and ignite your matches or lighters. When the burning charcoal, use only approved sources of ignition. Always follow the barbecue safety maintenance instructions.

Doors and windows

Some areas in the winter when the house may have snow accumulation, individuals should make sure the doors and windows are unobstructed. When fire occurs, you may need a way to escape the apartment or house, or it may will be thwarted. When an emergency occurs, it was too late.

Ventilation openings in the dryer and propane fire department

Owners are opposed to the use of the dryer, if at all possible to recover during the blackout. If use is essential, individuals should special attention whether with equipment and dryer vents is clean and clear, and there is no snow. In addition, propane fire at the ventilation holes should be cleared of snow and sundries.

(editor: Lily)