Heating Your Home Safely Flyer
Share this customizable flyer with your community to promote home heating safety tips during the winter months.
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Share this customizable flyer with your community to promote home heating safety tips during the winter months.
Share this customizable flyer with your community to promote home heating safety tips during the winter months.
Fires in high-rise and condominium buildings are especially dangerous. Make sure you know where all the exit stairs are in your building. If you do have a fire in your building, here are steps you can take to stay safe.
Piles of belongings make it difficult for firefighters to move through a home quickly. Know the fire-safety risks and how you can keep safe.
Piles of belongings make it difficult for firefighters to move through a home quickly. Know the fire-safety risks and how you can keep safe.
Fire is fast! In less than 30 seconds a small flame can turn into a major fire. Smoke and toxic gases from a home fire kill more people than flames. Every home needs fire protection and a plan for escape. Use these tips to protect your home and family.
Fire is fast! In less than 30 seconds a small flame can turn into a major fire. Smoke and toxic gases from a home fire kill more people than flames. Every home needs fire protection and a plan for escape. Use these tips to protect your home and family.
Fire is fast! This brochure includes important messages about how to keep your home safe from fire. Pictographs are used to communicate the safety messages with pictures. Also included is a foldout home fire escape plan poster with a grid to draw your home fire escape map and practice it twice a year with everyone in your home.
Older adults are more likely to die in home fires. They may move more slowly or have trouble hearing a smoke alarm because of hearing loss. Share this brochure with your community.
Older adults are more likely to die in home fires. They may move more slowly or have trouble hearing a smoke alarm because of hearing loss. Share this brochure with your community.
Looking for an older USFA publication? You can find it in the National Emergency Training Center Library. From the library’s online card catalog, enter your keywords and then under Limit by Collection, check USFA Publication.