Tag: fire safety
“Escape a High-Rise Building Fire: Up or Down?”
The risk of fire is ever-present in high-rise buildings. In the event of a blaze, should occupants head upwards or downwards to maximize their chances of escape? This is a crucial question that demands an informed answer.
Window Open or Closed When Sleeping at Night? The Truth Beyond Superstition
Should you leave your windows open or closed when you go to sleep at night? Many people ask themselves this question - and the answer may surprise you.
The “fireball” clothes dryer that serves as a wake-up call for many families: Drop...
During rainy or humid days, a dryer is a useful appliance. However, it can also come with worrisome situations if used improperly, without following safety instructions.
Surprising benefits of hanging a towel on the door handle in your hotel room
This is the tip of an inexperienced flight attendant staying at various hotels. Surprisingly useful results
Girl Freaks Out as Induction Cooker Turns On Automatically, Causing Hilarious Mishap
To lead to the mishap shown in the shared video, the girl unintentionally made two mistakes when using the induction cooker.
Why should you hang a wet towel on the door handle in a hotel?
It may come as a surprise to many when they understand the reason behind hanging wet towels on doorknobs in hotels, as it is also related to safety concerns.
4 Steps to Handle a House Fire
We must acquire the necessary knowledge to effectively handle any fire incidents that may occur.
Safety Tips for Using Household Items to Reduce Fire Hazards
There is a potential fire risk in using various furniture and appliances in homes if not used properly. Here are some important notes on using these items to minimize the risk of fire and explosions.
Why do fire-resistant emergency exits in apartments always have to be closed?
Do you know why fire escape doors in high-rise buildings always have to be closed tightly when there is no fire and can only be opened in one direction?
Why do gas stations often have large sandboxes near the fuel pumps?
When refuelling, do you ever notice the presence of large sandbags near the gas pump columns and wonder what they are there for?
