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Sept. 2 |
Always know 2 ways out – wherever you are. |
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Sept. 3 |
Smoke alarms save lives. Get one today! |
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Sept. 4 |
Live in housing with fire sprinklers. Sprinklers save lives. |
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Sept. 5 |
Cooking and drinking is as dangerous as driving while drinking |
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Sept. 8 |
Keep pizza boxes off the top of stoves. More than one fire has started by a burner being turned on. |
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Sept. 9 |
Smoke alarms can only save your life if they are working. |
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Sept. 10 |
When the alarm sounds, get out. You never know when it’s real. |
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Sept. 11 |
The most common killer in fires is smoke inhalation, not burns |
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Sept. 12 |
Do not overload your outlets or extension cords. They can overheat and start a fire. |
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Sept. 15 |
Use the stairs to evacuate, not the elevator. You might get trapped. |
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Sept. 16 |
Don’t run your extension cords under carpets. They can become frayed and start a fire. |
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Sept. 17 |
Use a lid to put out a grease fire. Water will spread the fire. |
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Sept. 18 |
Watch that butt! Use ashtrays. |
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Sept. 19 |
Learn how to use a fire extinguisher before the fire breaks out. |
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Sept. 22 |
After a party, look for cigarette butts in the cushions. |
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Sept. 23 |
Most fatal fires happen at night. Get up, get out, stay out when the alarm sounds. |
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Sept. 24 |
Cook your dinner, not the kitchen. |
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Sept. 25 |
Smoke alarms – got batteries? |
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Sept. 26 |
How will you get out? Know two ways, always. |
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Sept. 29 |
Stay in the kitchen while cooking – always! |
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Sept. 30 |
Never leave a burning candle unattended. Never
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