Read This Surefire Tips
by admin on Jun.26, 2009, under Home Tips
Fire tragedy strike without warning, that’s why when such unexpected incident occur leaving everything to chance is very dangerous. Fire prevention is everyone’s responsibility. There should always be a conscious effort to prevent it from taking place.
Here are some fire safety tips.
• Keep fire extinguishers handy and exits clear. Fireproof your homes and offices by keeping fire extinguishers in easily accessible areas. Choose a portable or multi-purpose extinguisher that will fit the size of your space. Keep exits and aisles free and unblocked for quick escape.
• Buy only labeled and tested electrical appliances. Faulty wiring and unreliable appliances are a common source of fire. Be sure to check labels and guarantees before purchasing electrical appliances.
• Keep numbers of the fire department on your phone. Keep this handy and visible. You can even store this in your cellular phone. Call the fire department immediately in case of fire (FED-FIRE hotlines: 242-2345 and 242-2390).
• Keep all sources of fire away from the reach of children.
• Use reliable brands of matches and lighters. Not all disposable lighters sold on the market are safe. One lighter brand guaranteed safe by the Bureau of Product Standards (BPS) is Cricket lighter. Each genuine Cricket lighter has the BPS mark or seal which is a guarantee for safety and quality.
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July 9th, 2009 on 1:04 pm
Electrical safety within the home is very important and should be payed close attention to. Making sure that your home is equipped with the proper safety features and devices can be life changing. A new product, a fire-prevention outlet, is something that should be installed in every home! What this product is able to do is detect abnormal heat within the electrical circuit and wiring, and once this heat has been detected by the outlets multiple sensors, the power to the circuit is cut off. Once this occurs, a potential fire has been stopped and in turn saves your home, property, and lives.