Kitchen LivingArea

Bedroom

Hall-way

Bedroom

Garage/Workshop

Basement

2.PLACE FIREEXTINGUISHERSwithin reach on every level of your home!

3.INSTALL CARBON MONOXIDE ALARMSon each floor & near bedrooms!

How to Use a Fire Extinguisher

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A fatal house fire occurs every three hours in America and more than 18,000 are injured or die from carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning every year. Help shield your family from danger by following these simple steps:

Shield Your Family from Danger with

Simple steps to safety

Use Kidde Worry-Free 10-year sealed battery alarms & never change a battery!

Choose the right alarm for the right location on every room & on each level.

Test alarms monthly.

Look for the UL Listed symbol to be sure the alarm meets quality standards.

Test alarms monthly.

Install and operate fuel-burning appliances & heating systems properly. Schedule annual inspections with a professional.

Replace outdated alarms with Kidde Worry-Free 10-year sealed battery alarms.

Potential Sources of Carbon Monoxide

Install a fire extinguisher within reach on every floor, close to exits, and in the kitchen and garage. Include all locations where a fire could potentially start.

Check the gauge monthly to be sure it is pressurized.

Always call the fire department before you try to extinguish a fire yourself.

Replace fire extinguishers that are over 12 years old or after use.

1.REPLACE SMOKE ALARMS every 10 years!

You can’t see or smell carbon monoxide (CO). The only safe way to detect this “silent killer”

is with a working CO alarm.

Home Safety Placement Recommendations

Smoke Alarm

Carbon Monoxide Alarm

Combination Alarm

RemoteLync Monitor

RemoteLync Camera

Fire Extinguisher

5. Install RemoteLyncTM

to stay connected when away from home.RemoteLync HOME SECURITY CAMERA: A cordless, Wi-Fi enabled camera powered by a recharge-able battery. It mounts nearly anywhere, records video upon sensing motion, and sends alerts via a free app.

RemoteLync MONITOR: A remote notification device that listens for the sound of existing smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in your home. It alerts homeowners to an emergency via an app using your Wi-Fi without additional fees or products.

ESCAPE PLAN

MEETING

PLACE

Mom & Dad’s Room

Billy’s Room

Sarah’s Room

Kitchen

Living Area

OUR MEETING PLACE

Big Elm Tree in Back Yard

Bath- room

4.Create a home Fire Escape Plan with Your Family

Simple steps to safety

Gather at the table together with some drawing supplies.

Draw a map of your home. Show all doors and windows.

Visit each room. Find two ways out.

All windows and doors should open easily. You should be able to use them to get outside.

Make sure your home has smoke alarms. Push the test button to make sure each alarm is working.

Pick a meeting place outside. It should be in front of your home.

Make sure your house or building number can be seen from the street.

Practice your home fire escape drill at night and during the day.

Source: NFPA

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