Fire Safety
Boost Fire Safety at Your Home
Did you know that around 100 people die in fire-related accidents in Australia every year? 3000 of them get seriously injured. Moreover, managing fire hazards cost Australia around 1.3 % of their GDP in 2005.
Protecting Your Home From A Fire
Every year, fires in the US kill more than 3,000 people and injure approximately 16,000 individuals, on top of a massive $12 billion direct property losses. Needless to say, young and old alike suffer this sad fate.
Quick Checklist: Where There is Smoke: Top 4 Risks for Home Fires
When it comes to protecting your family from harm, it’s important to remember that the biggest dangers come from hidden problems.
Weekly Tip for Jan 24: Do You Have A Fire Escape Plan?
How secure is your home or apartment? How safe are your fire – smoke and carbon monoxide detectors? Get the latest on home security technology and how best to protect your home from danger.
Five House Fire Safety and Prevention Tips
Keeping your home safe from fires is an every day effort and the lengths one must go to, to ensure their and their family’s safety may seem extreme, but they are essential.
7 Useful Ways to Fireproof Your Home
Accidents can happen at any time and endanger your family and pets.
Future After the Fire: How to Piece Back Your Life After a House Fire
When a fire occurs in your home or business, the aftermath can be as emotionally devastating as the physical destruction. Although it’s natural to feel shock and uncertainty after fire, taking immediate action is critical.
Fire Safety Tools & How to Care for Them
Tweet For homes with multiple floors, detectors should be located on each level. A fire extinguisher can be useful too and kept in the kitchen to handle grease fires. You
Fire Door Security Tips
Tweet If you’re looking at trading out doors for new fire doors doing it at the time of a remodel or renovation can save both time and money because several
Get Out! Crafting Your Family’s Fire Escape Plan.
Every family should have one, but most of us do not. That “one” is a fire escape plan, an orderly and sensible evacuation plan to manage the unthinkable: a house fire.
How to Hold a Home Fire Drill
This writer was a teenager when his home caught fire, just one week before Christmas on a chilly, Saturday evening. Thankfully, no one was injured, but our home was heavily damaged and it took six months before the repairs were finished, and the home ready for occupancy.
