Smoke
Alarms 
How about your smoke alarm, when was the last time you changed
the battery (s)? You should test your smoke alarm(s) once a month. By checking
your smoke alarm every month you will know if someone borrows the smoke detector
batteries for their remote control. You will also know that your alarm is
still working.
Replace smoke alarm batteries at least once a year. If you
notice a chirping noise, it is your smoke alarm telling you it is time to
change the batteries.
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Safety Information
Fire
Extinguishers 
Fire extinguishers are your first line of
defense in case of a fire. Know the location of the closest fire extinguisher.
Do not try to use a fire extinguisher unless you have been trained in its
use. Learn which fire extinguisher to use.
Class A Fire Extinguisher - Is used on wood, paper, cloth, cardboard and most ordinary
combustibles.
Class B Fire Extinguisher - Is used on flammable liquids, such as oils, solvents, greases
and gases.
Class C Fire Extinguisher - Is used on energized electrical equipment (connected to a power
source) such as electrical boxes, microwave oven, coffee pot or toaster. Never
use water on this kind of fire.
Class D Fire Extinguisher - Is used on combustible metals.
How
To Use A Portable Fire Extinguisher
P = Pull the pin.
A = Aim extinguisher nozzle at the base
of the flames.
S = Squeeze
trigger while holding the extinguisher upright.
S = Sweep the extinguisher from side
to side, covering the area of the fire with extinguisher contents.
In
Case Of Fire
Report It! - Report
the fire immediately no matter what size of the fire.
Fight It! - If
a fire is small, and you have an safe exit, you may try to fight it after you report it.
Escape It! - If
the fire is large escape is your best choice.
