How to prevent fires in the kitchen

The kitchen is one of the places in the home that is more prone to fire.

Prevention starts with:

1. Frequently repair and maintain electrical equipment to prevent accidents.

2. Clean the oil filter of the exhaust hood regularly to control the height of the hot oil in the deep fryer to prevent the hot oil from overflowing out of the pan.

3. Do not smoke in the kitchen, pay attention to the working condition of the gas and repair and maintain it frequently.

4. Learn about fire prevention and fire knowledge, especially for families with children.

5. Don't pull wires in the kitchen and pay attention to electricity safety.

Kitchen fires are a common but preventable accident. The key to preventing kitchen fires is to take the right safety measures and stay vigilant. First of all, make sure that kitchen equipment and appliances are safe, such as checking wires and outlets regularly and not using appliances without overloading.

Secondly, use and store flammable materials correctly, such as avoiding placing combustibles around the stove and ensuring that the gas stove is well ventilated. Third, stay focused while cooking and don't leave the cooking process that is going on in a normal way, especially when using high-temperature fried foods. In addition, equip fire extinguishers, fire blankets, and smoke alarms, and regularly inspect and maintain their effectiveness.

Most importantly, educate family members about fire safety and ensure that each individual knows how to properly respond to a fire emergency.

There will always be some unexpected situations in daily life, and many inadvertent small details often have potential safety hazards. For example, fire accidents in household appliances and fire accidents in kitchens.

1. Fire accident of household electric potato dispenser.

In summer, the weather is hot, and the frequency of use of high-power household equipment such as air conditioners and refrigerators increases. Attention should be paid to preventing fires caused by line failure or improper use.

1. Purchase and use qualified electrical appliances, wires, sockets, etc.

2. Do not overload electricity, temporarily use household appliances, unplug or turn off the power after use.

3. Air conditioning equipment should use a separate circuit and a special flame retardant socket, and the same plug-in board cannot be used for high-power electrical appliances.

4. Always check the wiring and household appliances to eliminate aging, short circuit, leakage and other manifestations.

5. Do not use other metal wires instead of fuses, and do not pull wires to increase electrical equipment, especially high-power electrical appliances.

6. Do not leave people when using high-power appliances such as air conditioners, electric kettles, electric ovens, and microwave ovens.

2. Kitchen fire accidents.

The kitchen is the place where every family uses fire and electricity the most, and the probability of fire and disaster is relatively large, and once a fire occurs, the consequences are unimaginable.

1. Use standardized kitchen utensils, do not use high-power electrical appliances at the same time, avoid overload of electricity, and at the same time, pay attention to keeping a distance from the gas stove water source to avoid high temperature roasting. A leakage short circuit causes a fire.

2. Pay attention to the safety of gas, keep the kitchen doors and windows ventilated, and someone should take care of them when using gas, check the connecting hose of the natural gas pipeline frequently, and replace them in time if they are found to be damaged and aging.

3. Make sure the kitchen is clean. The grease of the exhaust fan of the range hood should be cleaned regularly to avoid fire caused by the grease and open flame.

In short, in daily life, for the safety of yourself and your family, we should pay attention to the safety hazards that are easy to ignore in life, and pay more attention to activities such as stir-frying, using electricity, and walking.