How to prevent fire, the harm is immeasurable

Fire is more ferocious than a tiger, so we must pay attention to details in our daily lives. After the rice is cooked, be sure to close the shut-off valve to completely cut off the air. If you find a gas leak, immediately close the gate and open the doors and windows. Never use open flames or switch on electrical appliances.

1. Cut off the power supply immediately after using the electrical appliance. For example, after watching TV or using the computer, you must completely turn off the power and unplug it. When unplugging the computer, be careful not to pull the wire outward. Hold the plug with your hand to pull it out to cut off the power.

2. When there is a power outage, if you need to light candles, remember to place the candles on stone stickers or iron objects, such as stone floors or iron packaging boxes. Also, be careful not to have flammable items near the candles.

3. After using the hair dryer, wait until it cools down completely before storing it. After using a hair dryer, be careful not to place the hair dryer on flammable objects such as wood or plastic products. Make sure to store it after the hair dryer has completely cooled down.

4. People like to set off fireworks during festivals. Although they are small and relatively safe fireworks that can be held in your hands, remember not to set them off in the room, but should be set off in an open space outside.

5. Be especially careful when using gas. After cooking, be sure to close the shut-off valve to completely cut off the gas. If you find a gas leak, immediately close the gate and open the doors and windows. Never use open flames or switch on electrical appliances.

6. If you use high-wattage incandescent lamps at home, remember to keep flammable materials away from the bulbs. Do not place flammable items such as books and curtains. This is because the surface temperature of high-wattage bulbs will be very high after long-term use, almost reaching the ignition point of some flammable items.