Notes

Home Safety With Kids
If a fire occurs in your home make sure you get yourself and your family out as quickly as you can, but try not to panic. If you are in your room and don't know if it's safe to open the door, check the temperature of the door. If it's hot don't open it. One way to check for heat is to check the temperature of the doorknob by spitting on it. If it sizzles and evaporates you know there's probably fire on the other side of the door. If trapped inside be sure to cover smoke entry points with wet towels or blankets. And yell for help or call 911 immediately. If you are able to exit, be sure to Crawl low to the floor to avoid getting affected by the fumes or smoke, as smoke and heat rises.

Fire can be very traumatic especially if it attacks you, your family or your home. Löschdecke für e‑Autos is why protecting your family and your home from fire is very important. With that in mind, it is vital to have enough fire safety equipments to protect your home from any fire emergencies.



Extinguishing ceilings Practice daily, 20 minutes should suffice, gradually build up to longer by holding poses for more breaths, and pay attention to your breathing, how you feed yourself and what you choose to hold onto in life. Only stretch within a range of motion that is free of sharp pain.

There are two types of detectors. About 90 percent work by ionization. A small electrical current is conducted inside the detector. When this is interrupted by smoke, an alarm is triggered.

If you do enough cooking then sooner or later you are going to have a pan fire in your kitchen. It is important that you know exactly what to do when this happens so that you do not make the situation worse. If food in a pan catches on fire then simply cover it with a lid to starve the fire of oxygen and turn off the hob. Then leave it to cool down. If a fat pan catches fire then smother it with baking soda or use a fire blanket. Under no circumstances pour water on a fat fire it will just make it worse and could possibly severely burn you and set fire to your house.

Keep fire extinguishers within the kitchen. As much as possible, use an ABC rated extinguisher. It is also best if you also keep fire blankets on hand.

Large fire blanket A twist on the 'butcher-paper' idea. If you're lucky enough to live near a cheap fabric outlet (see below for resources in the SF Bay Area) look for very, very cheap polyester fabric. If you hunt around, you can usually find 45" wide fabric for a dollar or two per yard. Buy swathes of that, and hang it on the walls. Be careful, as it will weigh more than paper.

When selecting a fire extinguisher, make sure it has an ABC rating. The reason is because you don't want to accidentally use the wrong type of extinguishers. For example, a class A extinguisher should never be used on a grease fires as it will only spread the fire. ABC types have monoammonium phosphate, a yellow powder that will put out any fire (unless, of course, you're working in a chemical laboratory). Note: it leaves a sticky residue that can damage electrical equipment, especially computers.
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