What are the fatal but easily overlooked security risks in daily life?

I want to talk about this. After all, we are also worried about security risks.

First, as far as my own home is concerned, my kitchen has a socket. Usually some hot water bottles, rice cookers and range hoods are inserted inside. But after using it for a long time, it can still be used, so I don't care much. I think its socket is a little greasy and old. But one day, I was using it to turn on hot water, and somehow it caught fire. Suddenly realized that the socket was aging. I quickly pulled down the switch and put out the fire with a fire hydrant. I still remember the smell of burning wires.

Second, another potential safety hazard is the water heater commonly used at home. In fact, from the beginning, I thought there was nothing unsafe about the water heater. Until later, I saw a lot of news about the explosion of water heaters, and I was too scared to use them. Really, when the water heater explodes, all the hot water is sprayed on you. Can you imagine the consequences?

Third, now every household basically cooks with gas stoves and gas tanks. Sometimes we always forget to turn off the valve carelessly, or the valve is not properly closed, which leads to gas leakage. This is super dangerous. Once the gas explodes, the consequences are unimaginable.

Fourth, there are cement trucks on the road, and many drivers will carefully avoid driving on the road. After all, in the eyes of cement trucks and drivers of cement trucks, cars are just like toys, and there are many blind spots in the perspective. Once our car is too close to those cars, especially when overtaking in corners, it will often turn over, which is still very dangerous.

Fifth, the safety of waiting on the subway or high-speed train. When we take the subway or high-speed train, we often hear the staff remind us to stand outside the yellow line and keep a safe distance, because once we get too close, the inertia and power generated by the arrival of the train will directly drag us into the track. If we get too close, we may be accidentally hit into the track, so we should also pay attention.

In fact, in our life, there are still many hidden dangers that we ignore. Always be vigilant at ordinary times: 1. To choose a safe socket, change it more.

2. Check the exhaust valve of the water heater to avoid explosion due to high pressure.

3. Stay away from muck trucks, cement trucks and large trucks and keep a safe distance.

Remember to check whether the gas stove leaks after use.

5. Take the high-speed subway to keep a safe distance.