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NewCarbon Monoxide Detector Placement: The Complete Guide
Did you know? Local fire departments in the US respond to an estimated 79,600 carbon monoxide incidents, or about nine...
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Why Is My Smoke Detector Blinking Red?
Imagine going about your day—cooking, cleaning, or relaxing—when your smoke detector blinks red. At first, you might think something’s wrong,...
How Many Carbon Monoxide Detectors Do I Need?
Carbon monoxide is called the silent killer for many reasons. But the good news is you can prevent it from...
Does Carbon Monoxide Rise or Fall?
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a dangerous gas that you can’t see, smell, or taste. But does it rise or fall?...
Protect What Matters Most: Must-Have Christmas Gifts
The holiday season brings warmth, togetherness, and celebration. Families gather around Christmas trees, share meals, and exchange gifts. But amidst...
Why Is My Smoke Detector Beeping? The Complete Troubleshooting Guide
Smoke detectors are among your first lines of defense against fires. In fact, the death rate is 60% lower in...
How to Prevent and Put Out a Chimney Fire
The last thing on your mind is your chimney when you're enjoying your fireplace. But things can go south fast...
Why Did My Fire Alarm Randomly Go Off in the Middle of the Night?
Why did my fire alarm randomly go off in the middle of the night? It’s a question many of us...
All Fire Extinguishers Are Labeled With a Letter and a Number: What Does the Number Indicate?
Ever wondered what the letters and numbers on fire extinguishers mean? You're not alone. Understanding these labels makes a huge...
Mace vs. Pepper Spray: Which Is Better?
Knowing the right tools to protect yourself is crucial when it comes to self-defense. Mace and pepper spray are common...
Bear Spray vs. Pepper Spray: What’s the Difference?
Did you know? About 94% of police departments authorized pepper spray, including 100% of forces in jurisdictions with 500,000 people...
How to Stop a Smoke Detector From Beeping Unnecessarily
Smoke detectors are crucial for keeping us safe when a fire occurs. But what happens when they start beeping even...
How to Put Out a Grease Fire
Many people think that cooking is not dangerous. You might scorch your skin while boiling pasta or burn chicken while...
How Long Does It Take for a Small Flame to Turn into a Major Fire?
A tiny spark can quickly become a full-blown disaster if not handled properly. But exactly how long does it take...
Why Is Your Smoke Detector Beeping With a New Battery?
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), fire death rates are 60% lower in homes with working smoke alarms...
How Long Does Pepper Spray Last?
Pepper spray is a powerful self-defense tool that can protect you from attackers. As much as we want this non-violent...
What Does Pepper Spray Feel Like?
Personal safety is more important than ever, so you need a reliable way to protect yourself. Whether you’re a student,...
What Are Three Things You Can Do to Prevent a Fire From Occurring in Your Home?
Home fires are more common than you think and can happen when you least expect it. In fact, the National...
What Type of Fire Extinguisher Is Used for Electrical Fires?
Electrical fires caused an average of 430 deaths, 1,070 injuries, and $1.3 billion in property damage each year. While they’re...
Why Is My Hard-Wired Smoke Detector Beeping?
Did you know? The death rate is 60% lower in homes with working smoke detectors than in those with non-working...
What Does an Electrical Fire Smell Like?
A report by the National Fire Protection states that fire departments respond to an average of 46,700 electrical home fires...
Who Is Responsible for Conducting a Hazard Assessment?
Knowing who’s responsible for conducting hazard assessments keeps employees safe and healthy. But who exactly should do it? Are there...
Class K Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Did you know? Approximately 66% of all home cooking fires are caused by cooking materials, including food, fat, and grease. ...
There’s a Grease Fire in a Kitchen: Which Class of Fire Extinguisher Should Be Used?
Grease fires are one of the most dangerous fire types because oil can splash and spread to other areas. According...
Score Big on Safety: Black Friday Deals You Shouldn't Miss
Black Friday is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to snag great deals while prioritizing safety. With...
Fire Damage Restoration: The Complete Guide
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), home structure fires cause an estimated $7.6 billion in property damage each...
Class D Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Class D fires may not occur as often as the other fire types, but they’re more dangerous. You see, they’re...
Class C Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
According to the US Fire Administration, electrical fires cause an average of 185 deaths, 850 injuries, and $1.5 billion in...
Class B Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Fires burn, but they don’t burn the same. Using the wrong fire extinguisher type can lead to injuries, death, and...
The Complete Guide to Fire Blankets
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), 40.3% of annual fires in the US are home fires. The number...
Class A Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Using the wrong fire extinguisher type, even on a small fire, can lead to life-threatening consequences. Fire extinguishers have different...
Class D Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Class D fires are extremely dangerous because they can react differently from what you expect. Unlike regular fires, they often...
Class K Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Did you know? More than 66% of home cooking fires are caused by cooking items, including cooking oil, fat, and...
Class C Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Knowing how to handle different types of fire is crucial to keeping your loved ones safe. Class C fires are...
The Complete Fire Safety Kit: Your All-In-One Weapon Against Fires
A small fire can turn into a huge one in 30 seconds. Having the right tools at your disposal helps...
The Fire Escape Blanket: Protection You Can Count On
When it comes to fire emergencies, the stakes are incredibly high. Fires can spread quickly and endanger you and your...
Which Elements Do You Think Need to Go in a Fire Prevention Plan?
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), there are about 1.5 million fires in the USA per year. These...
Class B Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Class B fires are often more difficult to put out compared to other fire types. They can occur in homes,...
What Is Fire?
Fire is both a useful and dangerous thing. It helps us cook food and manufacture items like glass and metal....
What Is a Red Flag (Fire Weather) Warning?
As temperatures rise across the United States, wildfires become more life-threatening. Knowing what a Red Flag Warning and a Fire...
The Complete Guide to Kitchen Fire Safety
According to the US Fire Administration (USFA), cooking is the number one cause of home fires and home fire injuries....
Class A Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Class A fires are the most common type of fire. They can occur at home, in offices, outdoors, and even...
What Are the Four Types of Physical Hazards?
Physical hazards are everywhere, whether you're at work or relaxing at home. They can cause serious injuries, chronic health issues,...
What Are the Disadvantages of a Fire Blanket?
A fire blanket works by smothering the fire and depleting it of oxygen. Since it’s fire-resistant, it can withstand high...
The Gift of Safety: Why an Emergency Fire Blanket Is a Smart Choice
We know what you’re thinking— a fire blanket might not be the most exciting gift. Plus, it’s not as memorable...
Fire Prevention Month 2024
October is Fire Prevention Month― the time of the year when we focus on fire prevention and keeping our homes...
RACE Acronym: What Does It Stand For in Fire Safety?
While it’s best to stay cool, calm, and collected when a fire occurs, it’s not always easy. Panicking is a...
PASS Fire Extinguisher: What It Means and How to Use It
Using a fire extinguisher can be intimidating, especially if you do not have training. While having a fire extinguisher at...
Why Is Understanding The Risks And Hazards Associated With Fires Important?
According to a study, fires in the US are more than twice as frequent and four times the size compared...
Do Fire Blankets Work on Grease Fires?
Imagine you’re in the kitchen cooking a delicious dish when a fire suddenly breaks out. You get scared and realize...
Carbon Monoxide Detector Placement: The Complete Guide
Did you know? Local fire departments in the US respond to an estimated 79,600 carbon monoxide incidents, or about nine...
Why Is My Smoke Detector Blinking Red?
Imagine going about your day—cooking, cleaning, or relaxing—when your smoke detector blinks red. At first, you might think something’s wrong,...
How Many Carbon Monoxide Detectors Do I Need?
Carbon monoxide is called the silent killer for many reasons. But the good news is you can prevent it from...
Does Carbon Monoxide Rise or Fall?
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a dangerous gas that you can’t see, smell, or taste. But does it rise or fall?...
Protect What Matters Most: Must-Have Christmas Gifts
The holiday season brings warmth, togetherness, and celebration. Families gather around Christmas trees, share meals, and exchange gifts. But amidst...
Why Is My Smoke Detector Beeping? The Complete Troubleshooting Guide
Smoke detectors are among your first lines of defense against fires. In fact, the death rate is 60% lower in...
How to Prevent and Put Out a Chimney Fire
The last thing on your mind is your chimney when you're enjoying your fireplace. But things can go south fast...
Why Did My Fire Alarm Randomly Go Off in the Middle of the Night?
Why did my fire alarm randomly go off in the middle of the night? It’s a question many of us...
All Fire Extinguishers Are Labeled With a Letter and a Number: What Does the Number Indicate?
Ever wondered what the letters and numbers on fire extinguishers mean? You're not alone. Understanding these labels makes a huge...
Mace vs. Pepper Spray: Which Is Better?
Knowing the right tools to protect yourself is crucial when it comes to self-defense. Mace and pepper spray are common...
Bear Spray vs. Pepper Spray: What’s the Difference?
Did you know? About 94% of police departments authorized pepper spray, including 100% of forces in jurisdictions with 500,000 people...
How to Stop a Smoke Detector From Beeping Unnecessarily
Smoke detectors are crucial for keeping us safe when a fire occurs. But what happens when they start beeping even...
How to Put Out a Grease Fire
Many people think that cooking is not dangerous. You might scorch your skin while boiling pasta or burn chicken while...
How Long Does It Take for a Small Flame to Turn into a Major Fire?
A tiny spark can quickly become a full-blown disaster if not handled properly. But exactly how long does it take...
Why Is Your Smoke Detector Beeping With a New Battery?
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), fire death rates are 60% lower in homes with working smoke alarms...
How Long Does Pepper Spray Last?
Pepper spray is a powerful self-defense tool that can protect you from attackers. As much as we want this non-violent...
What Does Pepper Spray Feel Like?
Personal safety is more important than ever, so you need a reliable way to protect yourself. Whether you’re a student,...
What Are Three Things You Can Do to Prevent a Fire From Occurring in Your Home?
Home fires are more common than you think and can happen when you least expect it. In fact, the National...
What Type of Fire Extinguisher Is Used for Electrical Fires?
Electrical fires caused an average of 430 deaths, 1,070 injuries, and $1.3 billion in property damage each year. While they’re...
Why Is My Hard-Wired Smoke Detector Beeping?
Did you know? The death rate is 60% lower in homes with working smoke detectors than in those with non-working...
What Does an Electrical Fire Smell Like?
A report by the National Fire Protection states that fire departments respond to an average of 46,700 electrical home fires...
Who Is Responsible for Conducting a Hazard Assessment?
Knowing who’s responsible for conducting hazard assessments keeps employees safe and healthy. But who exactly should do it? Are there...
Class K Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Did you know? Approximately 66% of all home cooking fires are caused by cooking materials, including food, fat, and grease. ...
There’s a Grease Fire in a Kitchen: Which Class of Fire Extinguisher Should Be Used?
Grease fires are one of the most dangerous fire types because oil can splash and spread to other areas. According...
Score Big on Safety: Black Friday Deals You Shouldn't Miss
Black Friday is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to snag great deals while prioritizing safety. With...
Fire Damage Restoration: The Complete Guide
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), home structure fires cause an estimated $7.6 billion in property damage each...
Class D Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Class D fires may not occur as often as the other fire types, but they’re more dangerous. You see, they’re...
Class C Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
According to the US Fire Administration, electrical fires cause an average of 185 deaths, 850 injuries, and $1.5 billion in...
Class B Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Fires burn, but they don’t burn the same. Using the wrong fire extinguisher type can lead to injuries, death, and...
The Complete Guide to Fire Blankets
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), 40.3% of annual fires in the US are home fires. The number...
Class A Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Using the wrong fire extinguisher type, even on a small fire, can lead to life-threatening consequences. Fire extinguishers have different...
Class D Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Class D fires are extremely dangerous because they can react differently from what you expect. Unlike regular fires, they often...
Class K Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Did you know? More than 66% of home cooking fires are caused by cooking items, including cooking oil, fat, and...
Class C Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Knowing how to handle different types of fire is crucial to keeping your loved ones safe. Class C fires are...
The Complete Fire Safety Kit: Your All-In-One Weapon Against Fires
A small fire can turn into a huge one in 30 seconds. Having the right tools at your disposal helps...
The Fire Escape Blanket: Protection You Can Count On
When it comes to fire emergencies, the stakes are incredibly high. Fires can spread quickly and endanger you and your...
Which Elements Do You Think Need to Go in a Fire Prevention Plan?
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), there are about 1.5 million fires in the USA per year. These...
Class B Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Class B fires are often more difficult to put out compared to other fire types. They can occur in homes,...
What Is Fire?
Fire is both a useful and dangerous thing. It helps us cook food and manufacture items like glass and metal....
What Is a Red Flag (Fire Weather) Warning?
As temperatures rise across the United States, wildfires become more life-threatening. Knowing what a Red Flag Warning and a Fire...
The Complete Guide to Kitchen Fire Safety
According to the US Fire Administration (USFA), cooking is the number one cause of home fires and home fire injuries....
Class A Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Class A fires are the most common type of fire. They can occur at home, in offices, outdoors, and even...
What Are the Four Types of Physical Hazards?
Physical hazards are everywhere, whether you're at work or relaxing at home. They can cause serious injuries, chronic health issues,...
What Are the Disadvantages of a Fire Blanket?
A fire blanket works by smothering the fire and depleting it of oxygen. Since it’s fire-resistant, it can withstand high...
The Gift of Safety: Why an Emergency Fire Blanket Is a Smart Choice
We know what you’re thinking— a fire blanket might not be the most exciting gift. Plus, it’s not as memorable...
Fire Prevention Month 2024
October is Fire Prevention Month― the time of the year when we focus on fire prevention and keeping our homes...
RACE Acronym: What Does It Stand For in Fire Safety?
While it’s best to stay cool, calm, and collected when a fire occurs, it’s not always easy. Panicking is a...
PASS Fire Extinguisher: What It Means and How to Use It
Using a fire extinguisher can be intimidating, especially if you do not have training. While having a fire extinguisher at...
Why Is Understanding The Risks And Hazards Associated With Fires Important?
According to a study, fires in the US are more than twice as frequent and four times the size compared...
Do Fire Blankets Work on Grease Fires?
Imagine you’re in the kitchen cooking a delicious dish when a fire suddenly breaks out. You get scared and realize...
Carbon Monoxide Detector Placement: The Complete Guide
Did you know? Local fire departments in the US respond to an estimated 79,600 carbon monoxide incidents, or about nine...
Why Is My Smoke Detector Blinking Red?
Imagine going about your day—cooking, cleaning, or relaxing—when your smoke detector blinks red. At first, you might think something’s wrong,...
How Many Carbon Monoxide Detectors Do I Need?
Carbon monoxide is called the silent killer for many reasons. But the good news is you can prevent it from...
Does Carbon Monoxide Rise or Fall?
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a dangerous gas that you can’t see, smell, or taste. But does it rise or fall?...
Protect What Matters Most: Must-Have Christmas Gifts
The holiday season brings warmth, togetherness, and celebration. Families gather around Christmas trees, share meals, and exchange gifts. But amidst...
Why Is My Smoke Detector Beeping? The Complete Troubleshooting Guide
Smoke detectors are among your first lines of defense against fires. In fact, the death rate is 60% lower in...
How to Prevent and Put Out a Chimney Fire
The last thing on your mind is your chimney when you're enjoying your fireplace. But things can go south fast...
Why Did My Fire Alarm Randomly Go Off in the Middle of the Night?
Why did my fire alarm randomly go off in the middle of the night? It’s a question many of us...
All Fire Extinguishers Are Labeled With a Letter and a Number: What Does the Number Indicate?
Ever wondered what the letters and numbers on fire extinguishers mean? You're not alone. Understanding these labels makes a huge...
Mace vs. Pepper Spray: Which Is Better?
Knowing the right tools to protect yourself is crucial when it comes to self-defense. Mace and pepper spray are common...
Bear Spray vs. Pepper Spray: What’s the Difference?
Did you know? About 94% of police departments authorized pepper spray, including 100% of forces in jurisdictions with 500,000 people...
How to Stop a Smoke Detector From Beeping Unnecessarily
Smoke detectors are crucial for keeping us safe when a fire occurs. But what happens when they start beeping even...
How to Put Out a Grease Fire
Many people think that cooking is not dangerous. You might scorch your skin while boiling pasta or burn chicken while...
How Long Does It Take for a Small Flame to Turn into a Major Fire?
A tiny spark can quickly become a full-blown disaster if not handled properly. But exactly how long does it take...
Why Is Your Smoke Detector Beeping With a New Battery?
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), fire death rates are 60% lower in homes with working smoke alarms...
How Long Does Pepper Spray Last?
Pepper spray is a powerful self-defense tool that can protect you from attackers. As much as we want this non-violent...
What Does Pepper Spray Feel Like?
Personal safety is more important than ever, so you need a reliable way to protect yourself. Whether you’re a student,...
What Are Three Things You Can Do to Prevent a Fire From Occurring in Your Home?
Home fires are more common than you think and can happen when you least expect it. In fact, the National...
What Type of Fire Extinguisher Is Used for Electrical Fires?
Electrical fires caused an average of 430 deaths, 1,070 injuries, and $1.3 billion in property damage each year. While they’re...
Why Is My Hard-Wired Smoke Detector Beeping?
Did you know? The death rate is 60% lower in homes with working smoke detectors than in those with non-working...
What Does an Electrical Fire Smell Like?
A report by the National Fire Protection states that fire departments respond to an average of 46,700 electrical home fires...
Who Is Responsible for Conducting a Hazard Assessment?
Knowing who’s responsible for conducting hazard assessments keeps employees safe and healthy. But who exactly should do it? Are there...
Class K Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Did you know? Approximately 66% of all home cooking fires are caused by cooking materials, including food, fat, and grease. ...
There’s a Grease Fire in a Kitchen: Which Class of Fire Extinguisher Should Be Used?
Grease fires are one of the most dangerous fire types because oil can splash and spread to other areas. According...
Score Big on Safety: Black Friday Deals You Shouldn't Miss
Black Friday is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to snag great deals while prioritizing safety. With...
Fire Damage Restoration: The Complete Guide
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), home structure fires cause an estimated $7.6 billion in property damage each...
Class D Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Class D fires may not occur as often as the other fire types, but they’re more dangerous. You see, they’re...
Class C Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
According to the US Fire Administration, electrical fires cause an average of 185 deaths, 850 injuries, and $1.5 billion in...
Class B Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Fires burn, but they don’t burn the same. Using the wrong fire extinguisher type can lead to injuries, death, and...
The Complete Guide to Fire Blankets
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), 40.3% of annual fires in the US are home fires. The number...
Class A Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Using the wrong fire extinguisher type, even on a small fire, can lead to life-threatening consequences. Fire extinguishers have different...
Class D Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Class D fires are extremely dangerous because they can react differently from what you expect. Unlike regular fires, they often...
Class K Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Did you know? More than 66% of home cooking fires are caused by cooking items, including cooking oil, fat, and...
Class C Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Knowing how to handle different types of fire is crucial to keeping your loved ones safe. Class C fires are...
The Complete Fire Safety Kit: Your All-In-One Weapon Against Fires
A small fire can turn into a huge one in 30 seconds. Having the right tools at your disposal helps...
The Fire Escape Blanket: Protection You Can Count On
When it comes to fire emergencies, the stakes are incredibly high. Fires can spread quickly and endanger you and your...
Which Elements Do You Think Need to Go in a Fire Prevention Plan?
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), there are about 1.5 million fires in the USA per year. These...
Class B Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Class B fires are often more difficult to put out compared to other fire types. They can occur in homes,...
What Is Fire?
Fire is both a useful and dangerous thing. It helps us cook food and manufacture items like glass and metal....
What Is a Red Flag (Fire Weather) Warning?
As temperatures rise across the United States, wildfires become more life-threatening. Knowing what a Red Flag Warning and a Fire...
The Complete Guide to Kitchen Fire Safety
According to the US Fire Administration (USFA), cooking is the number one cause of home fires and home fire injuries....
Class A Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Class A fires are the most common type of fire. They can occur at home, in offices, outdoors, and even...
What Are the Four Types of Physical Hazards?
Physical hazards are everywhere, whether you're at work or relaxing at home. They can cause serious injuries, chronic health issues,...
What Are the Disadvantages of a Fire Blanket?
A fire blanket works by smothering the fire and depleting it of oxygen. Since it’s fire-resistant, it can withstand high...
The Gift of Safety: Why an Emergency Fire Blanket Is a Smart Choice
We know what you’re thinking— a fire blanket might not be the most exciting gift. Plus, it’s not as memorable...
Fire Prevention Month 2024
October is Fire Prevention Month― the time of the year when we focus on fire prevention and keeping our homes...
RACE Acronym: What Does It Stand For in Fire Safety?
While it’s best to stay cool, calm, and collected when a fire occurs, it’s not always easy. Panicking is a...
PASS Fire Extinguisher: What It Means and How to Use It
Using a fire extinguisher can be intimidating, especially if you do not have training. While having a fire extinguisher at...
Why Is Understanding The Risks And Hazards Associated With Fires Important?
According to a study, fires in the US are more than twice as frequent and four times the size compared...
Do Fire Blankets Work on Grease Fires?
Imagine you’re in the kitchen cooking a delicious dish when a fire suddenly breaks out. You get scared and realize...
Carbon Monoxide Detector Placement: The Complete Guide
Did you know? Local fire departments in the US respond to an estimated 79,600 carbon monoxide incidents, or about nine...
Why Is My Smoke Detector Blinking Red?
Imagine going about your day—cooking, cleaning, or relaxing—when your smoke detector blinks red. At first, you might think something’s wrong,...
How Many Carbon Monoxide Detectors Do I Need?
Carbon monoxide is called the silent killer for many reasons. But the good news is you can prevent it from...
Does Carbon Monoxide Rise or Fall?
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a dangerous gas that you can’t see, smell, or taste. But does it rise or fall?...
Protect What Matters Most: Must-Have Christmas Gifts
The holiday season brings warmth, togetherness, and celebration. Families gather around Christmas trees, share meals, and exchange gifts. But amidst...
Why Is My Smoke Detector Beeping? The Complete Troubleshooting Guide
Smoke detectors are among your first lines of defense against fires. In fact, the death rate is 60% lower in...
How to Prevent and Put Out a Chimney Fire
The last thing on your mind is your chimney when you're enjoying your fireplace. But things can go south fast...
Why Did My Fire Alarm Randomly Go Off in the Middle of the Night?
Why did my fire alarm randomly go off in the middle of the night? It’s a question many of us...
All Fire Extinguishers Are Labeled With a Letter and a Number: What Does the Number Indicate?
Ever wondered what the letters and numbers on fire extinguishers mean? You're not alone. Understanding these labels makes a huge...
Mace vs. Pepper Spray: Which Is Better?
Knowing the right tools to protect yourself is crucial when it comes to self-defense. Mace and pepper spray are common...
Bear Spray vs. Pepper Spray: What’s the Difference?
Did you know? About 94% of police departments authorized pepper spray, including 100% of forces in jurisdictions with 500,000 people...
How to Stop a Smoke Detector From Beeping Unnecessarily
Smoke detectors are crucial for keeping us safe when a fire occurs. But what happens when they start beeping even...
How to Put Out a Grease Fire
Many people think that cooking is not dangerous. You might scorch your skin while boiling pasta or burn chicken while...
How Long Does It Take for a Small Flame to Turn into a Major Fire?
A tiny spark can quickly become a full-blown disaster if not handled properly. But exactly how long does it take...
Why Is Your Smoke Detector Beeping With a New Battery?
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), fire death rates are 60% lower in homes with working smoke alarms...
How Long Does Pepper Spray Last?
Pepper spray is a powerful self-defense tool that can protect you from attackers. As much as we want this non-violent...
What Does Pepper Spray Feel Like?
Personal safety is more important than ever, so you need a reliable way to protect yourself. Whether you’re a student,...
What Are Three Things You Can Do to Prevent a Fire From Occurring in Your Home?
Home fires are more common than you think and can happen when you least expect it. In fact, the National...
What Type of Fire Extinguisher Is Used for Electrical Fires?
Electrical fires caused an average of 430 deaths, 1,070 injuries, and $1.3 billion in property damage each year. While they’re...
Why Is My Hard-Wired Smoke Detector Beeping?
Did you know? The death rate is 60% lower in homes with working smoke detectors than in those with non-working...
What Does an Electrical Fire Smell Like?
A report by the National Fire Protection states that fire departments respond to an average of 46,700 electrical home fires...
Who Is Responsible for Conducting a Hazard Assessment?
Knowing who’s responsible for conducting hazard assessments keeps employees safe and healthy. But who exactly should do it? Are there...
Class K Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Did you know? Approximately 66% of all home cooking fires are caused by cooking materials, including food, fat, and grease. ...
There’s a Grease Fire in a Kitchen: Which Class of Fire Extinguisher Should Be Used?
Grease fires are one of the most dangerous fire types because oil can splash and spread to other areas. According...
Score Big on Safety: Black Friday Deals You Shouldn't Miss
Black Friday is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to snag great deals while prioritizing safety. With...
Fire Damage Restoration: The Complete Guide
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), home structure fires cause an estimated $7.6 billion in property damage each...
Class D Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Class D fires may not occur as often as the other fire types, but they’re more dangerous. You see, they’re...
Class C Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
According to the US Fire Administration, electrical fires cause an average of 185 deaths, 850 injuries, and $1.5 billion in...
Class B Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Fires burn, but they don’t burn the same. Using the wrong fire extinguisher type can lead to injuries, death, and...
The Complete Guide to Fire Blankets
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), 40.3% of annual fires in the US are home fires. The number...
Class A Fire Extinguisher: What It Is and How to Use It
Using the wrong fire extinguisher type, even on a small fire, can lead to life-threatening consequences. Fire extinguishers have different...
Class D Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Class D fires are extremely dangerous because they can react differently from what you expect. Unlike regular fires, they often...
Class K Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Did you know? More than 66% of home cooking fires are caused by cooking items, including cooking oil, fat, and...
Class C Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Knowing how to handle different types of fire is crucial to keeping your loved ones safe. Class C fires are...
The Complete Fire Safety Kit: Your All-In-One Weapon Against Fires
A small fire can turn into a huge one in 30 seconds. Having the right tools at your disposal helps...
The Fire Escape Blanket: Protection You Can Count On
When it comes to fire emergencies, the stakes are incredibly high. Fires can spread quickly and endanger you and your...
Which Elements Do You Think Need to Go in a Fire Prevention Plan?
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), there are about 1.5 million fires in the USA per year. These...
Class B Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Class B fires are often more difficult to put out compared to other fire types. They can occur in homes,...
What Is Fire?
Fire is both a useful and dangerous thing. It helps us cook food and manufacture items like glass and metal....
What Is a Red Flag (Fire Weather) Warning?
As temperatures rise across the United States, wildfires become more life-threatening. Knowing what a Red Flag Warning and a Fire...
The Complete Guide to Kitchen Fire Safety
According to the US Fire Administration (USFA), cooking is the number one cause of home fires and home fire injuries....
Class A Fire: What It Is and How to Put It Out
Class A fires are the most common type of fire. They can occur at home, in offices, outdoors, and even...
What Are the Four Types of Physical Hazards?
Physical hazards are everywhere, whether you're at work or relaxing at home. They can cause serious injuries, chronic health issues,...
What Are the Disadvantages of a Fire Blanket?
A fire blanket works by smothering the fire and depleting it of oxygen. Since it’s fire-resistant, it can withstand high...
The Gift of Safety: Why an Emergency Fire Blanket Is a Smart Choice
We know what you’re thinking— a fire blanket might not be the most exciting gift. Plus, it’s not as memorable...
Fire Prevention Month 2024
October is Fire Prevention Month― the time of the year when we focus on fire prevention and keeping our homes...
RACE Acronym: What Does It Stand For in Fire Safety?
While it’s best to stay cool, calm, and collected when a fire occurs, it’s not always easy. Panicking is a...
PASS Fire Extinguisher: What It Means and How to Use It
Using a fire extinguisher can be intimidating, especially if you do not have training. While having a fire extinguisher at...
Why Is Understanding The Risks And Hazards Associated With Fires Important?
According to a study, fires in the US are more than twice as frequent and four times the size compared...
Do Fire Blankets Work on Grease Fires?
Imagine you’re in the kitchen cooking a delicious dish when a fire suddenly breaks out. You get scared and realize...
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