 Turn pan handles in on the stove  Supervise children  Lock-up storage areas with hazardous materials  Use smoke alarms.

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 Turn pan handles in on the stove  Supervise children  Lock-up storage areas with hazardous materials  Use smoke alarms

 Insect overhead door regularly › Spring condition › Safety reverse mechanism  Store chemicals in proper containers › Gasoline and oil › Fertilizers

 Use outlet covers  Repair frayed electrical chords  Do not overload circuits  Use proper wattage bulbs in ceiling fixtures

 Use non-skid padding under rugs  Install stare handrails  Purchase bathtub mats  Reduce clutter