Fire prevention tips

1. Educate children not to play with fire or electrical equipment.

2. Don’t throw away cigarette butts and don’t smoke in bed.

3. Do not connect or pull wires indiscriminately, and do not replace circuit fuses with copper or iron wire.

4. Do not place flammable and combustible items near the stove. Do not dump the ashes until the ashes are completely extinguished. Keep haystacks away from the house.

5. Stay away from people when using open flame lighting. Do not use open flame lighting to search for items.

6. Before leaving home or going to bed, check whether electrical appliances are powered off, gas valves are closed, and open flames are extinguished.

Extended information:

1. Common sense of escape and self-rescue:

1. When a fire strikes, escape quickly and do not be greedy for property.

2. Family members should understand and master the basic methods of fire escape and be familiar with several escape routes.

3. When threatened by fire, you must act immediately, put on soaked clothes, bedding, etc. and rush out towards the safety exit.

4. When escaping through thick smoke, keep your body as close to the ground as possible and cover your mouth and nose with a wet towel.

5. If your body is on fire, do not run. You can roll on the spot or use heavy clothes to put out the flames.

6. Do not take the elevator in case of fire. Escape to the safe exit.

7. When there is a fire outside and the door is hot, do not open the door to prevent the fire from entering the room. Use soaked bedding, clothing, etc. to block doors and windows, and splash water to cool down.

8. If all escape routes are blocked by fire, return indoors immediately, use flashlights, wave clothes, call, etc. to send distress signals out of the window and wait for rescue.

9. Never jump off a building blindly. You can use evacuation stairs, balconies, drainage pipes, etc. to escape, or tear sheets and quilt covers into strips and connect them into ropes, and fasten them to window frames, iron railings, etc. on the object, slide down the rope, or go down to a floor that is not on fire to escape the danger.

Second, fire-fighting common sense:

1. If you find a fire, call 119 immediately. When calling the police, you must state the detailed address, location of the fire, igniting materials, size of the fire, name and phone number of the person who called the police, and send someone to the intersection to greet the fire truck.

2. If a gas tank catches fire, cover it with soaked bedding, clothing, etc. to extinguish the fire, and quickly close the valve.

3. If a household appliance or circuit catches fire, you must first cut off the power supply, and then use dry powder or gas fire extinguisher to extinguish the fire. Do not directly pour water to extinguish the fire to prevent electric shock or electrical explosion and injury.

4. When fighting a fire, do not open doors and windows hastily to avoid air convection and accelerate the spread of the fire.

How to use a dry powder fire extinguisher:

1. Before use, shake the fire extinguisher several times to loosen the dry powder in the bottle;

2. Unplug the safety pin , aim at the root of the flame and press down the handle to spray;

3. During the fire extinguishing process, always keep it upright and do not use it lying down or upside down;

4. Precautions after extinguishing the fire Relapse.