|      |      |      |      |   
What to do incase of fire?

Ten Top Fire Safety Tips:
  1. Have an adequate number of suitable smoke alarms installed throughout your home and make sure that you test them regularly.
  2. Develop a home escape plan and rehearse it with all the members of the household.
  3. If you have a fireplace, always place a screen in front of it when in use, and keep the chimney clean.
  4. Check electric blankets for damage or frayed cords before placing them on the bed. To test an electric blanket, lay it flat on top of the bed, then switch it on for five minutes to confirm it is OK, before affixing it to the bed.
  5. Take care to keep curtains, tablecloths and bedding away from portable heaters.
  6. Keep wet clothing at least one metre from heaters or fireplaces.
  7. If you use a clothes dryer, ensure you clean the lint filter each time you use it.
  8. Use candles and open flames with care and extinguish them before going to bed or upon leaving the home.
  9. Store matches and lighters in a secure place not accessible to young children.
  10. Use only authorised installers of fixed heating appliances. Oil, gas or wood heating units may require a yearly maintenance check.

Source: AAMI Firescreen Index 2008


Recent Insurance News
What to do incase of fire?
Planning a trip? Don't forget to buy travel...
Is your house underinsured?
Australian renters most vulnerable
Mirror, mirror on the wall - who's the best ...
HCF rate reduction for single parent familie...
St.George driving ahead on motor insurance
Quick solution for Australia's high levels o...
Private health insurance - yes or no?
Car Insurance, everything you need to know.


Calculators
Air Conditioning Calculator Air Conditioning Calculator
E-GAS Cost Saving Calculator E-GAS Cost Saving Calculator
Term Deposit Calculator Term Deposit Calculator
Income Needs in Retirement Calculator Income Needs in Retirement Calculator
Carbon footprint calculator Carbon footprint calculator