Stop Drop And Roll To Save Your Life

August 3rd, 2011 admin

Stop Drop and Roll… We’ve all most likely heard that phrase many times before now, but maybe have often wondered what it refers to or what good it really does? It is refering to the moment you see that there is a fire on your own self. In such a case, remember to Stop. It is important to remember to stop where you are and stay calm. If you run you will feed oxygen to the fire and could cause it to spread more rapidly. Drop. Fall to the ground and lie straight. Roll. Perhaps you have seen Read the rest of this entry »

Things You Do Could Be a Fire Hazard

August 1st, 2011 admin

There are things you do that could be a fire hazard. If you realize what they are, you can change your habits and create a new and safe way of doing things. Check your water heater. If there is anything stored in the same area, then move it away. Storage items too close to the water heater can cause it to become hot and begin to burn. Once the burn begins it will become a dangerous fire in your home.

If you have a fire place in use during the winter months, you must Read the rest of this entry »

What To Teach Your Kids About Fire Prevention

July 30th, 2011 admin

Your home and everything you own can be wiped out by a fire in an instant. Even worse, it can cause death if the occupants are not evacuated. Fires can destroy your livelihood, and it can take years to rebuild your life. It is for these reasons that being educated on fire prevention is essential. Adults should learn the bare basics that will reduce the likelihood of unintentional fires. They should then pass on these ideas to their children.

It is important to make sure that your children know to never use candles, lighters, Read the rest of this entry »

Fire Ladders Can Be Potential Lifesavers

July 27th, 2011 admin

Did you know that according to the National Fire Protection Association someone in America dies in a home fire every three hours? It is sad to think that many of those deaths could have been prevented if the occupant of the house had fire ladders available on upper levels. Unlike businesses who have to comply to stringent fire safety codes, many residences are unequipped to safely get people out if there is ever a fire. It is usually Read the rest of this entry »