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Summary: Class A and Class B fire extinguishers are not suitable for electrical fires. Instead, Class C fire extinguishers are used because they contain materials like dry chemicals or CO2 that do not conduct...
Summary: Microwave fires are a serious safety hazard that can be easily avoided with proper usage. In this article, we will discuss the common causes of microwave fires and provide essential tips to prevent...
Following these spring and summer fire safety tips will help ensure that your summer festivities stay safe. Take the time to review basic fire safety tips with your family and have a fire escape plan so that everyone can make it out safely in case of a fire.
To protect your property, there are practical steps you can take and devices you can invest in that are designed to help prevent and contain potential electrical fires. By proactively equipping your home with these items, you can rest easy knowing that you’ve taken important steps to safeguard your property and your family from potentially hazardous conditions.
Electrical fire is the most common type of home fire in America resulting in $1.3 billion dollars worth of property damage annually. By knowing the top causes of such fires and how to respond to them, you’ll be much better equipped to act if one ever happens on your property.
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