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Always clean and dry the floor
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Keep it clean:
Spills from water, food, and grease cannot be prevented, but you can avoid an accident from happening. To avoid any injury from slipping, always keep the floor clean and dry.
- Besides, an unkempt floor reflects badly on the homeowner. A shabby kitchen floor is a habitat for microorganisms that might contaminate food. Always sweep the floor and mop it with a cleaning detergent to keep it spick and span.
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Repair leaks:
A leaking sink faucet will cause puddles on the floor, watermarks behind the sink, and a cabinet that is coming apart. A bit of twisting or replacement of pipe fixture will fix the leak, some mopping will dry the floor, and the replacement of dilapidated custom build cabinets will keep contents in place – and more importantly, prevent the spread of mold.
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Wash hands
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- With the COVID-19 pandemic still lingering, it’s a no brainer to wash hands with soap and water before and after cooking, and between prepping food.
- Little errands like borrowing some salt from your neighbor will expose your hands to surfaces. By touching the doorknob, handles, and light switches you’ll come into contact with germs.
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Cook safely with oils
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- Oil is used for cooking meat, veggies, and poultry as well as a salad dressing or bread dipping. It can cause severe burns if your body comes in contact when it’s hot.
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- Avoid splashing by heating the oil slowly.
- Gently place your food in the pan to avoid splashing.
- Watch the food in the oven to prevent burning. Turn the oven off if there are signs of burning, allow it to cool a few minutes in case of fire.
- Let your pots and pans cool completely before cleaning.
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Learn how to extinguish fire
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- You should have a fire extinguisher in your kitchen, it should be ready and nearby in case a fire breaks out. Learn how to use it and find out if it needs recharging.
- A bit of knowledge about extinguishing fire will help you when there is a need.
- Do not douse water on grease and electric fire use baking soda or a pan cover.
- Removing air is the best way to stamp out a fire.
- Instead of water, use salt, baking soda, or a pan cover.
- A fire in the microwave can be snuffed out by switching the appliance off and keeping the door closed.
- If you can’t put out the fire in two ticks, call the fire department or 911 immediately. Fire spreads out rapidly and can be unmanageable in minutes.
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Childproof your kitchen
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Supervise children in the kitchen:
Children aged nine years and under should be accompanied by adults. They are still in the refining stage and their curious mind tells them to discover things that are forbidden. Start childproofing some important things in the kitchen to keep your children safe and to encourage their interest in cooking.
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Install magnetic locks on the lower cabinets:
Toddlers easily figure out how to swing open the doors of custom build cabinets or those with sliding catch designs. Install a magnetic lock, the lock is fastened to the top inner portion of the cabinet and only opens when you press a magnetic key on that spot on the door.
- Mount in on the under-sink where cleaners are, the lower cabinet where heavy pots and pans are stored, or drawers where sharp utensils are kept. This can keep dangerous drawers closed.
- You need not worry about cabinet refinishing since it won’t leave any marks on your exterior and the design of the magnetic lock improves aesthetic.
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Attach the freestanding shelf to the wall:
An unsecured freestanding shelf or cabinet is unsafe. Any imbalance will cause it to fall along with the things occupying the fixture. Screw it into the wall to avoid any risk of tumbling.
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Clear breakables from low shelves:
You don’t know what cute move your toddler will do next. To be safe put breakables to higher shelves, out of reach by your little angel. That includes knives and sharp objects, don’t forget to put safety plugs in electrical outlets near the floor.
- While at it, consider setting up a playpen where your buttercup can move around but still have a full view of what’s going on.
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Set up safety zones:
Stack up the odds in your favor for an injury-free kid by establishing safe zones in your kitchen area. Space should be clear of electrical wires, heating appliances, exposed electrical outlets, sharp objects, and other likely hazards.
- These zones can be limited to a safety stool for toddlers, or padding the sharp corners of the kitchen island, counter, or dining table with guards. Avoid open doors, check them for defects, it might need a cabinet replacing to prevent accidents./li>
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Use appropriate cooking tools
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- Use the proper kitchen utensils when cooking to avoid dripping or slipping.
- See to it that you …
- Use tongs for holding products. When dealing with hot items, place them away from your body, grasp tightly, and be careful of oil or water splashing.
- Place hand grips on your cooking utensils.
- Go slowly when using kitchen tools with sharp edges, you don’t want to suffer a cut on your fingers or hands from a misuse.
- Always clean kitchen tools before storing them to avoid contamination.
- Store tools and other sharp objects and knives up high and out of reach for chidren.
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