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wires and connections. These wires
will need to be replaced immediately.
Have a plumber check to make
sure natural gas pipes and fittings are
secure and do not allow leaks. Keep
your stove and oven clean; grease
accumulation is a fire hazard.
DRYER VENTS - The piping that
connects your dryer to an outside vent
may become clogged even if you
routinely clean the machine filter. The
internal ductwork should be inspected
annually to ensure that it does not get
clogged. Plastic coil dryer vents clog
easily and should be removed and
replaced with sheet metal ducts. Don’t
forget to clear snow away from your
exterior dryer vent and don’t push the
dryer so close to the wall the duct is
kinked or crushed.
FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS - Liquids
such as alcohol, acetone or gasoline
are flammable and can catch fire if
inadvertently exposed to a flame. Do
not store in a garage or utility room
that has a pilot light – which could
cause an explosion. All should be
stored in an UL-approved container at
room temperature.
EXTENTION CORDS - Should be
heavy duty and high quality. Read
and learn about different cord ratings.
MATCHES - Can remain lit even
after being blown out. Run them under
water before you throw them away.
CANDLES - Should not be left unat-
tended. Never leave a room with a
candle burning—extinguish it if no
one is in the room.
FIRE...
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