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When it comes to fire safety, prevention is key. And since October 9-15 is National Fire Safety Week, this is a good time to get familiar with our fire safety tips and simple fire safety measures for various situations below:

Recipe for Kitchen Fire Safety
The recipe for success in the kitchen when it comes to fire safety calls for:

1 mature, responsible adult


  Don't leave your cooking unattended
  Don't wear loose clothing that can catch fire
  If children are helping you in the kitchen, watch them closely. If they are "helping," teach them kitchen safety.
  Keep cooking surfaces clean. Grease buildup can cause fires.
  Keep any cloth items like potholders, towels or curtains away from cooking surfaces so they don't catch on fire
  Keep pan handles turned inward so you don't accidentally bump them, making them spill and possibly causing a fire
  Keep long hair tied back
  If you have a toaster oven, keep it unplugged when it's not in use


Other Home Fire Safety Tips
One of the leading causes for home fires is overloaded electrical outlets or faulty electrical appliances, smoking or candles. Here are some fire safety tips you can use at home.


  One thing to remember when it comes to electricity is that just because there's no flame, it doesn't mean there's no risk.
  Don't overload sockets
  Never let plugs or cables get wet
  Don't use appliances with frayed wires. Throw away damaged cords.
  Don't run wires under carpets or mats
  Don't use a halogen lamp to keep anything warm
  Don't leave burning candles unattended
  Don't put candles near Christmas trees or anything else that can catch fire, and don't put them under a shelf
  Make sure candles are completely out, not smoldering


Outdoor Fire Safety Tips
It's just as important to practice fire safety outdoors as it is indoors. Here are some tips for the grill:


  Make sure your grill is in good working order
  Keep sand or a bucket of water nearby to put an out-oof-control fire out, if necessary
  Keep children away from the cooking area
  Make sure your grill is on a flat, level surface, away from trees and bushes
  Only use enough charcoal to cover the bottom of the grill
  Never leave the grill unattended
  Make sure the grill is completely cooled off before emptying the ashes
  Never light your grill indoors


Here are some fire safety tips for camping:


  Don't light a fire in a tent
  Find out if the campsite has fire-fighting procedures and safety products on site 
  Keep a battery-operated lantern on hand for emergencies
  Keep matches away from children
  Keep the tent away from the campfire
  Don't cook or smoke in the tent
  Keep flammable items away from the cooking area and the campfire


Fire Safety Tips for Kids
Here are some tips on fire safety for kids:


  Don't put clothes on top of lamps
  Don't touch heaters, radiators, ovens or stoves
  Don't stand too close to a fireplace or woodstove
  Don't play with candles or matches
  Don't cook without adult supervision
  Don't play with electrical cords or plug anything into a socket
  Turn off lights, t.v.s and computers when you are done


Hopefully you'll find a fire safety tip or two on this page that you didn't know about before. When it comes to being safe, and keeping your loved ones safe, a little safety training goes a long way.
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		<description>Fire safety week is October 9-October 15, 2005. Remember to practice fire safety all the time, not just during fire safety week.</description>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 10 Oct 2005 15:21:38 EDT</pubDate>
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		<title>Fire Safety Measures</title>
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		<description>Fire safety measures can save lives. Here are some fire safety measures for you to take.</description>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 10 Oct 2005 16:31:40 EDT</pubDate>
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		<title>Fire Safety For Kids</title>
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		<description>Fire safety for kids is a topic that should be discussed by the whole family.  Let your children know how important fire safety for kids is.</description>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 10 Oct 2005 16:16:34 EDT</pubDate>
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		<title>Fire Safety Tips</title>
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		<description>Fire safety tips to keep you and your family safe in the event of a fire. Some of these fire safety tips might seem obvious, but some might be new to you.</description>
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		<description>Fire Safety Tip #1: Make sure your smoke detector is in good working condition. Fire Safety Tip #2: Alcohol and cooking <i>don't</i> always mix.</description>
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