Posts Tagged ‘fire’
Have you checked your smoke detector?
No doubt that by now you’ve already sprung your clocks ahead an hour for Daylight Saving Time. But have you checked your smoke detectors? (also known as smoke alarms) Fire safety experts remind us to do that at least twice a year — when DST starts and when it ends. Actually, monthly checks are the…
Read MoreChange clocks & smoke alarm batteries 11/5/17
Fire departments nationwide are promoting the annual “Change Your Clock, Change Your Battery” campaign on Sunday, November 5, 2017. This simple practice of changing smoke alarm batteries can be a life-saver. Doing it when you change clocks back from daylight saving time to standard time makes is easier to remember. Since 1987, the International Association of…
Read MoreTurkey Fryer Safety Guidelines
Many fire and safety experts will recommend NOT using hot oil turkey fryers. If you prefer the taste of fried turkey you should consider using one of the new types of “no-oil” fryers. Turkey Fryer Safety flyer (PDF file) from NFPA.org Here are some of the hazards associated with the use of turkey fryers: Tipping over – Most…
Read MoreTurkey Fryer Safety Guidelines
Many fire and safety experts will recommend NOT using hot oil turkey fryers. If you prefer the taste of fried turkey you should consider using one of the new types of “no-oil” fryers. Turkey Fryer Safety flyer (PDF file) from NFPA.org Here are some hazards associated with the use of turkey fryers: Tipping over – Most units easily tip…
Read MoreWinter home safety
Winter is a time when weather conditions combined with our activities can create hazardous situations. Take extra precautions to prevent these situations and know what to do if trouble comes your way. Here are some tips to keep your family and home safe and healthy.
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