10 Tips For Fire Safety

Oct 13, 2016

October 9 to 15 is Fire Prevention Week. As the leaves change and the weather cools, fireplaces are reignited, candles are lit, and hot cups of cocoa are boiled on the stove. And during this time of year it’s important to remember to keep your family safe by taking precautionary steps to avoid a fire in your home.

At Van Dorn, Curtiss, Rousseau & Ross, PLLC we care about your safety and are here to remind you of the value in taking the time to review safety tips with your family to prevent any burn injuries from a fire.

10 fire safety tips and preventative measures to take in your home:

Install smoke alarms in every level of the house including inside bedrooms. Test alarms once a month and change batteries at least once a year
Have a fire escape plan in case of emergency. Practice twice a year
Keep flammable items at least three feet away from heat sources
Turn off portable heaters when you leave home or go to sleep
Educate children on the dangers of fire, matches, and lighters
Do not leave foods cooking on the stove or in the oven unattended
Do not smoke in bed
Do not leave candles burning overnight
Use a qualified electrician for any electrical work needed
Make sure everyone in your family, including children, know to dial 911 in case of fire

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