What should we do when we are in danger?

1. When opening the door, touch the doorknob with the back of your hand. Do not open the door if the doorknob is hot or if smoke comes from the door gap. Touch with the back of your hand first because the metal doorknob conducts heat faster than the door frame, and the back of your hand will immediately retract as soon as it feels hot.

2. If the doorknob is not hot, you can open a crack to see if you can get out. Use your feet against the bottom of the door to prevent hot air from blowing it open. If there is a fire outside the door, opening the door will create gusts of wind, fueling the fire. Opening the doors and windows is like fanning the fire, so all doors and windows should be closed as much as possible.

3. Bend forward and the thick smoke spreads from top to bottom. At about 0.9 meters from the ground, the thick smoke is thin, making it easier to breathe and the vision is clearer.

4. If the exit is blocked, try to open the window or go to the balcony, and close the balcony door when you walk out of the balcony.

5. If you live upstairs, and the floor is not too high from the ground, and the landing point is not a hard ground, you can hold the window edge and hang out of the window with your arms straightened to shorten the distance to the ground. . Although doing so may cause sprains and fractures of limbs, it is an active survival after all. Before jumping off, release one hand, use this hand and both feet to push yourself away from the wall and jump off. Only when there is really no other way can you jump from a high place.

6. If you want to escape through a broken window, you can use something you can grab (harder object) to smash the glass, clean up the broken glass pieces, and then escape along the window. If there is nothing you can do, close the door, open the window, and shout for help. If you call for help on the balcony, you should first close the doors and windows at the back.

7. If there is no balcony, try to prevent the fire from spreading while waiting for rescue. Block the gaps between doors and windows with a damp cloth to prevent smoke and flames from entering the room and preventing them from being burned alive.

8. Sprinkle water on wooden furniture, doors and windows to prevent the fire from spreading. If there is a fire in the adjacent room, do not open the door and move out from the window or balcony. If you open the door rashly, hot air and thick smoke can take advantage of it and make you suffocate. If you suddenly find a fire while sleeping, don't panic. You should lie on the ground and crawl forward, because there will be residual fresh air near the ground. Don't gasp for air, but breathe slowly.

9. In the event of a fire, if you are evacuating with a baby, you can cover the baby's face with a wet cloth, hold it with your hands, and run or crawl out.