There are plenty of ways that you can reduce the risk of fire, or how to deal with a fire if you are unfortunate to have one, but these six simple steps will go a long way to making your home safer
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Protect your home with working smoke alarms
Install them on every level and test them every week
50% of accidental house fires started in the kitchen
There are several things you can do to prevent fires in the kitchen
Check and maintain your electrical appliances
Consider registering your appliance
Smoking is the biggest house fire killer
Some simple steps can help prevent a cigarette fire in the home
You are more at risk from fire when asleep.
A nighttime routine will help keep you and your family safe.
Make sure you know how to get out in an emergency
Don't forget everyone needs to know the plan
Fire safety advice for flats and maisonettes
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