Four keys to fire prevention

With the improvement of people's living standards, the gas consumption of household exergy and electricity will increase, and the factors causing fire will also increase. Only when fire prevention is not "burned" can we have a happy life. The fire department reminds the masses to do a good job in family fire prevention and remember the "four keys" of fire prevention.

First, the fire at home should be carefully investigated. Residents should often check and correct the fire risk in their homes. First check whether the gas hose is stale and aging. The aging of gas hose will lead to gas leakage. Once someone fires, it will cause explosion (usually the gas hose and gas hose should be replaced once every two years); Secondly, check the lines and sockets, and replace the damaged and old lines and sockets in time to avoid short circuit and leakage; Third, in order to avoid overload operation of lines, do not use too many electrical appliances at home at the same time; Fourth, arrange the combustible and inflammable materials on the balcony to avoid the fire caused by "flying fire" entering the balcony; If you travel, you should cut off the power supply at home and close the gas valve.

Second, be careful with open fire at home. Be more careful when cooking with open fire at home. When using open fire, keep flammable and combustible materials away; Some families use honeycomb briquette and firewood to cook, and throw away the cinders and residual fire at will after use. Once they encounter combustible materials, the consequences are unimaginable. It is suggested that residents use water to calm the residual fire, and then deal with the cinders. Do not light a fire or bake a fire at home or near the road. Lighting mosquito repellent incense in summer and candles during power failure is also very simple to cause fire. Firefighters suggest that lighted candles and mosquito repellent incense should be kept away from combustible materials. When unattended, the lighted mosquito repellent incense and candles should be calmed down.

Third, parents should teach children not to play with fire. Matches, lighters, candles and other kindling materials should not be placed where children can get them, so as to prevent children from playing with fire at home.

Fourth, residents should strengthen the study of fire knowledge and grasp the fire, early fire remedy and decentralized escape technology. Fire extinguishers should be prepared in ordinary families. Once a fire breaks out, they can remedy it by themselves. Firefighters also suggested that residents should be familiar with the scattered channels and exit directions of their residence, so as to prepare for escape in time; When escaping from a fire, cover your nose and mouth with towels and clothes, bend down and walk to avoid smelling smoke poisoning, and do not run and jump blindly.

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