Keep fire extinguishers within the kitchen. As much as possible, use an ABC rated extinguisher. It is also best if you also keep Löschdecke eAuto on hand.
I Large fire blanket go up above the bridge on what is called Monkey Island and I have a perfect view. I can hear the radio. The captain of the sloop is freaked out. You can tell by his tone of voice he is pretty sure he will not live to see the dawn. Our captain directs him to motor alongside and we will take the injured party onboard but as he tries to approach, the ocean swells increase and cause his boat to smash into the side of ours. As his 37 foot fiberglass sailboat slides along the side of our steel hull it makes a sickening sound and then the aft stay, which is the remaining wire holding up his mast, gets caught on our forward upper cargo deck and begins to pull back like a bow being stretched to the breaking point.
Install an alarm in each room. Fire can break from any area of the house. Having an alarm in the living area will not notify you of a fire happening in the garage. In order to know if there is a fire going on in other areas of the house you need to have alarm systems in all the areas of the house.
Have it Extinguishing ceilings checked by a professional to be sure it's in good working order. Automatic feeders can get stuck/clogged, they can break as well. Be sure the seals are intact and working around the doors. Always keep a fire extinguisher nearby!
First Aid Booklet - An easy to read first aid booklet is imperative in all first aid kits for camping to assure you know what to do or how to treat a medical situation.
If you are caught in an upstairs room and you know that someone else has called the Fire Brigade, wait as long as possible for rescue. If you are unable to summon help, think of some means of lowering yourself from the window, for example, by making a rope of sheets or other strong material. lf it becomes necessary to drop to the ground, try first to throw out something which will break your fall, such as a mattress, pillows or blankets.