Home Fire Safety. Fire – what do you know  Why is fire dangerous  What might cause a fire at home  Can you be prepared for a possible fire.

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Home Fire Safety

Fire – what do you know  Why is fire dangerous  What might cause a fire at home  Can you be prepared for a possible fire

Plan ahead, be prepared for fire

Smoke alarms  One in each bedroom and hallway  Test them monthly  Keep them clean  Replace the batteries when you change your clocks

Escape plan  Doors  Windows  Where are the keys?  Safe meeting place  Practice

Get down Get low Get out Stay out

Call for help

What to say  Who you needFIRE  State you live inTASMANIA  House number75  Street nameCampbell St  CityHOBART

If you don’t know what to say

If your clothes are on fire Stop Drop Rock and roll