Don’t get burned by a cooking fire
Canada safety figures emphasize careless cooking as the leading cause of home fires with kitchens as the top location. Tips urge staying by the stove, clearing clutter, using lids for pan fires, avoiding water, and stopping when clothing catches fire. 2011 to 2012–2013 data show cooking linked to significant injuries and fires across provinces.
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Time change a good time to change your batteries
Roblin Fire & Rescue urges residents to install fresh batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide alarms when clocks fall back on November 5 at 2 a.m. Fire Chief Alf Brade notes alarms need working power to function and recommends replacing old batteries annually.
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Fire Prevention Week urges two ways out plan
Roblin Fire & Rescue urges families to practice a home fire escape plan during Fire Prevention Week October 8 to 14 with the theme Every Second Counts Plan 2 Ways Out. The notice includes steps for exit planning and emphasizes speedy escape with working smoke alarms and a meeting place.
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