This year’s Home Fire Sprinkler Week campaign on May 15-21. Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition (HFSC) president, Lorraine Carli, shares the campaign’s themes and where to find free resources in this new video. To get involved visit: https://t.co/xJcmLfzzZF
See two actual home fires from inside – without and with sprinklers. This new virtual reality video from @HFSCorg shows flashover in one room and fire sprinkler activation in another, both in real time. #HFSC#HomeFires#FireSprinklers https://t.co/0DeeBcsbv3
With two fire related deaths in Grey Bruce region over the last few days we want to remind you.
We need to be prepared and we need to take our safety serious! It is too late to prepare after a fire has started!
Talk to your local fire dept TODAY and make sure you are prepared!
We used "chalk up to fire safety" as part of Fire Prevention Week this year. A number of classes created some fire safety chalk art to show what they learned. The schools submitted some very creative artwork. #firesafety#teachthemyoung
Did you know today is National Fire Dog Day ? What a great way to celebrate with an afternoon visit from these Dalmation puppies courtesy of Clairity Kennel. Thank you Tiffany for bringing these two by. What a great afternoon stress break. #whodoesntlikepuppies
Unattended cooking is the #1 cause of home fires. Always remember to "Look while you cook". Here are some more cooking fire safety tips to help stay safe.
Many house fires in Ontario are caused by faulty electrical equipment. Prevent fires by checking electrical cords for damage as exposed wires can cause injury or fire. #firesafety#onfire
Frayed or damaged charging wires are both a hazard from electrical shock as well as a fire hazard! Discard and replace them, and never charge your phone on a flammable surface. https://t.co/mIEKcf5Rik
A friendly reminder to keep your bathroom ceiling fans clean. The lint that builds up is extremely flammable and can ignite when a fan is running for long periods of time.
A message from GH Fire:
Have a child going away to college or university? Review the parent’s guide to finding fire-safe accommodations for students attending college or university:
https://t.co/br4ddISQsb
#ghfd#checkthedate#testingtesting#firesafety
It’s #TestItTuesday have you tested your smoke & CO alarms this month? Be sure to change the batteries at least once a year & replace any alarms that are more than 10 years old (including hardwired).
Disclaimer: the firefighters holding puppies was just to get your attention.
Always remember to turn off bathroom and other ventilation fans when not in use! Or use a timer with automatic shut-off. And always clean the dust from them. Dusty fans that run for hours may overheat and cause a fire.