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Home Safety & Electrical Appliances

Home Safety & Electrical Appliances. Fire Prevention. Would you what to do if a fire started in your home? Have you practiced what to do in case of a fire? Do you have a home evacuation plan? Do you have working smoke detectors? Do you know how to check your home for potential hazards?

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Home Safety & Electrical Appliances

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  1. Home Safety & Electrical Appliances

  2. Fire Prevention Would you what to do if a fire started in your home? Have you practiced what to do in case of a fire? Do you have a home evacuation plan? Do you have working smoke detectors? Do you know how to check your home for potential hazards? Are there holiday fire hazards in your house?

  3. Fire Prevention – Electrical Appliances Click to PlayVideo: NFPA Electrical Safety PSA - 1:01m

  4. Fire Prevention – Appliances, Cords & Outlets • Electrical Appliances – • Are they in good condition? • Do they have frayed wires? • Outlets in Kitchens & Bathrooms – Do they have GFCI or AFCI plugs? • Lamps & night-lights shouldn’t touch bedding, drapes, or other fabrics • Replace or fix appliances that spark, smell unusual or overheat

  5. Fire Prevention – Plugs & Extension Cords Don’t overload plugs Don’t link more than 3 strands of Christmas lights together Use UL tested heavy duty extension cords with a 3-prong plug Don’t run cords under carpets or rugs Use light bulbs with the recommended wattage in light fixtures and lamps

  6. What Safety Concerns Do You See?

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