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Basic Electrical Safety |
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It is important for kids to know the basics of electrical safety. Here is a list of ten ways for kids to stay safe. |
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Smoke Detectors |
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Children under age 5 are almost one and a half times as likely to die in a home fire as the average person, but their relative risk has been declining over time. Adults over the age of 65 are more than twice as likely to die in home fires as the average person. Alcohol or other drugs, disabilities and age-related limitations are all factors in the risk of home fire death. Please be sure you have smoke detectors installed. Read more to understand why this is so important |
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Carbon Monoxide Information |
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Carbon Monoxide monitoring must be hardwired with battery backup by October 2007. |
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Electrical Fire Safety |
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Why is it imperative that only qualified people do your electrical work? |
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Electrical Safety in Manufactured Homes |
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Home Dangers
Every year nearly 4,000 Americans die in home fires and approximately 20,000 are injured. Electrical fires are one of the leading types of home fires, especially in manufactured homes. By following some simple rules on electrical safety you can reduce the likelihood of an electrical fire in your home. |
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