Preventing Fire

Fire is a disaster caused by fire or uncontrolled burning, endangering human life, building or ecology. It can be deliberate or inadvertent. Fire usually causes damage or destruction to build and injury or death to humans. Fires sometimes cause fire or fire. Fires can cause injuries or death caused by smoke or burn. a little when a friend called a friend but when it was big enough to be an enemy.

Preventing Fire

1. Safety In the kitchen

During cooking should be fully focused. Make sure the kitchen condition is clean and not greasy. Do not cook in tired or drowsy condition

1. Heater heater
   Place the heater at a distance of 3 feet or one meter from any flammable object.

2. Smoking appliances
   Make sure the used cigarette ash used is large and wide. Wash the container before use then do not smoke when going to sleep.

3. Match and Lighters
   Make sure matches and lighters are stored in a safe place to be avoided

4. Electricity
   Replace damaged or twisted wires. Always be aware of the used items such as smelly, smoky and overheated equipment

5. Candles
   When using candles make sure they are far from flammable objects and from the wind

COMPLETE YOUR HOME WITH ASSESSMENT TOOLS

1. Smoke Detector Tool
   Each home should be installed at least one unit of smoke detector. Priority in the kitchen area is recommended, to ensure family safety and it is advisable to have each room fitted with the appliance

2. Always Make Examination
   Check the tool every month. Replace the battery once a year. When this sensor detects the battery is weak and needs to be changed immediately. Convert the tool every 10 years. Get mobile.

DO YOU HAVE A WAY TO SAVE IF THE FIRE APPLICATIONS?

1. Planning to escape
   Make sure each home has a sketch to escape from any fire, so anyone in the house knows how to save themselves during the fire.

2. Crawling in smoke
   The right way of escape from thick smoke, first try to crawl to the floor using both hands, elbows and knees. Second, make sure your head is 30-60 cm (less than 2 feet) from floor level.