Fire safety might not be the most thrilling topic at the dinner table, but it’s way better than dealing with the aftermath of a blaze.
Let’s ditch the panic and dive into some easy steps to help keep your home safe and sound:
Place them in key areas and keep an eye on those batteries. If your alarms start beeping, it’s time to replace them! Learn about installing smoke and installing carbon monoxide alarms.
Fire extinguishers are the unsung heroes of home safety. Place them in the kitchen, garage and anywhere you think things might get a little too heated (literally). Be sure you review how to use and when to use a fire extinguisher.
Don’t wait for the fire alarm to go off before figuring out how to escape your house — and don’t forget to practice!
Make fireproofing a fun family project. Because being prepared is way cooler than being a fire statistic.
Stand 5 feet away from the fire and follow the four-step PASS procedure recommended by the National Fire Protection Association.
Learning the basics of fire safety is the first step in fighting fire and understanding your home fire safety needs. Learn about types of fires, smoke alarms, fire extinguishers, carbon monoxide alarms.
Learn where to place fire extinguishers in your home.