Home Fire Safety For First Time Home Buyers Series P A S S, Introduction to this blog post series, its really not just for the first time home buyer. Anyone that is a home owner or rents, their family, and commercial property owners and renters, should readthis 12 part series entitled Home Fire Safety For First Time Home Buyers.
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Home Fire Safety For First Time Home Buyers Series P A S S, is to help you understand how to operate and use a fire extinguisher, in case you should ever need to. Which I sure do hope you never will need to.
P A S S
Pull the Pin, at the top of a fire extinguisher. You find a pin that releases a locking mechanism and will allow you to discharge a fire extinguisher. In the event of a small fire has started.
Aim at the base of the fire, not at the flames themselves. This is highly important for you to understand. In order to put out a fire, you need to extinguish the fuel feeding the fire.
Press the fire extinguisher lever slowly, this will release the extinguishing agent in the fire extinguisher. Be sure to have a good hold of the lever, if the handle is released for any reason, the fire extinguisher is going to stop discharging.
Sweep from side to side, using a sweeping motion, move the fire extinguisher back and forth until the fire is completely out. Operate the fire extinguisher from a safe diistance, several feet away, and then move towards the fire as it starts to diminish. But remember to be sure to read the instructions on a fire extinguisher, before you may need to use it. Different fire extinguishers recommend operating them from different distances. Remember to aim at the base of the fire, and not at the flames!!
Fire Class Geometric Symbol Pictogram Intended Use
| A |
Green Triangle |
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Garbage can and wood pile burning |
Ordinary solid combustibles |
| B |
Red Square |
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Fuel container and burning puddle |
Flammable liquids and gases |
| C |
Blue Circle |
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Electric plug and burning outlet |
Energized electrical equipment |
| D |
Yellow Pentagram (Star) |
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Burning Gear and Bearing |
Combustible metals |
| K |
Black Hexagon |
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Pan burning |
Cooking oils and fats |
Link to Home Fire Safety For First Time Home Buyers Part 1 of 12 Fire Extinguishers
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Howdy there Kent
Thank you kindly, for your very kind words. Your going to make this here ole cowboy have a red face, my friend. My lady just does not want to move away from her home area. Thank you for feelen this here series was worthy of being reblog.
Will now to go pay a visit to your mighty fine written blog posts. I sure do hope you have a real fine weekend!