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COOKING SAFETY: Introduction

Nearly two thirds of all domestic fires happen because of cooking. That's an awful lot of
fires. The kitchen is the single most dangerous place in your home.

The fact is that time and again it's the same problems that cause fires in kitchens across
the country. If you know what those problems are, the chances you'll have a fire in your
kitchen are hugely reduced.

This section covers how to keep safe while cooking, plus what to do if a fire starts in your
kitchen.
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TOP 12 TIPS TO PREVENT FIRES

12 Top Safety Tips

How to make your house a safe home:

Fit smoke alarms on each level in your home. Keep them free from dust and test
them once a week. Consider buying a 10-year alarm; otherwise change the
batteries in your alarm every year.
Make a fire action plan so that everyone in your home knows how to escape if there
is a fire.
Keep the exits form your home clear so that people can escape if there is a fire.
Make sure that everyone in your home can easily find keys for doors and windows.
Take extra care in the kitchen - accidents while cooking account for over half of
fires in homes. Never leave young children alone in the kitchen.
Take extra care when cooking with hot oil. Consider buying a deep-fat fryer which
is controlled by a thermostat (if you don't already have one).
Never leave lit candles in rooms that nobody is in or in rooms where children are
on their own. Make sure candles are in secure holders on a surface that does not
burn and are away from any materials that could burn.
Make sure cigarettes are stubbed out properly, disposed of carefully and never
smoke in bed.
Get into the habit of closing doors at night. If you want to keep a child's bedroom
door open, close the doors to the lounge and kitchen, it may well help save their
life if there is a fire.
Don't overload electrical sockets. Remember one plug for one socket.
Keep matches and lighters where children cannot see or reach them.
Take special care when you are tired or when you've been drinking.
Don't leave the TV or other electrical appliances on standby as this could cause a
fire. Always switch it off and unplug when not in use.

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