-Check electrical wiring-
Check whether the wires in the home are connected to simple sockets, aging, damage, etc., and whether the electrical appliances in the home are overloaded. If so, disconnect the simple socket and replace the aging and damaged wire in time to avoid fire hazards caused by the short circuit of the wire.
-Check kitchen utensils-
A kitchen is a fire-prone place. Pay attention to the following details: try to use fireproof materials to make kitchen components; keep a safe distance between the stove and flammable and explosive (oil, alcohol); electrical products must be kept away from water sources; high-power electrical equipment must Separate use to prevent overloading of electricity; windows should be opened for ventilation when using gas.
-Check household appliances-
Whether the televisions, heaters and other household appliances in the home are properly placed. The TV should be placed in a moisture-proof, dust-proof, and ventilated place. Don't store it around flammable or explosive liquids or gases to prevent the TV from sparking and igniting objects. No combustible or combustible materials are allowed to be stacked around the air conditioner, and curtains cannot be placed on the window air conditioner. The sockets of various electrical appliances should be kept away from fire sources. If the power cord is damaged, it should be covered with insulating tape in time to prevent short circuits. When all kinds of household appliances are not in use, the power supply should be cut off in time, and the household appliances with poor performance and poor quality should be repaired and replaced in time.
-Check for combustibles-
Are there any flammable and explosive daily necessities such as perfume, nail polish and lighters in the home? These daily necessities should be placed in a cool and dry place, not near heat and fire sources.
-Check evacuation routes-
Check whether there is debris on the stairs, walkways, and balconies in the home. If so, it should be cleaned up in time to ensure unobstructed passage. Frequently clean up waste paper, books and newspapers at home to reduce the storage of flammable materials.
-Check escape equipment-
When checking the hidden dangers of a home fire, check whether the home or corridor is equipped with a fire extinguisher and whether the fire extinguisher can be used normally; it is best to have smoke masks, flashlights, escape ropes, etc. in the home to be prepared.
