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HOME FIRE SAFETY CHECKLIST
Smoke alarms Test and clean regularly. At least one on each level. One in every bedroom where someone sleeps with the door closed.
Heaters Install, maintain and operate according to manufacturer’s instructions. Keep 1 metre clear space around. Turn off before going to bed or going out. Candles Keep away from curtains. Always use on non-combustible surfaces.
Chimneys and flues Clean yearly.
Kitchen Never leave cooking unattended. Keep combustibles such as teatowels and curtains away from cooking and heat sources. Keep pot handles turned in. Keep grills, fans and cooking surfaces free of grease residue.
Bedroom Never smoke in bed. Don't leave laptops on bed Electric blankets Turn on no more than 30 minutes before bed. Turn off before you get into bed. Remove heavy items from bed when on. Keep flat with controls at the side of the bed. Regularly check for broken and worn wiring. Open fire place Always use a fire screen in front of an open fire. Put out fires before going to bed or going out. Keep 1 metre clear space around
Front door Never deadlock doors when you’re at home. If you must keep doors deadlocked, leave your keys in the lock. Develop and practise your home fire escape plan – have two ways to escape each room and a designated safe meeting point outside your home, e.g. letterbox.
Laundry Clean the lint filter on your clothes dryer after each load. Let the dryer complete its cooldown cycle before stopping.
Remember… If your smoke alarms have removable batteries replace them every year. Supervise children near heating equipment. Turn off electrical appliances at the power point when not in use. Keep electrical appliances and equipment in good working order. Replace damaged equipment e.g. power cords. Don’t overload power boards. Have and know how to use your fire blanket and extinguisher.