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Ryan Gad
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Electrical Fires
- usually happen because of short circuits, faulty outlets, or damage to equipment or wiring

Examples
- an outlet's wiring could be damaged on the inside because of past abuse

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-http://www.preventfire.com/kids/10-rules-for-kitchen-safety-1.html
-https://www.reference.com/science/grease-fires-start-fcba2b6164b9ffd3

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How can we prevent grease and electrical fires?

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How can we prevent grease and electrical fires?

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-Keep appliances serviced, clean, and in good repair
-Unplug electric appliances when not in use
-Use caution when lighting the burner on a gas stove
-Don't use metal in the microwave
- Keep baking soda by the stove in case of a grease fire because it quickly cuts off the oxygen supply to the fire

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- When food is left unattended and overheats it starts on fire.
- Grease fires start when grease or oil reaches a temperature hot enough to ignite it.

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-Lift covers and lids away from your face
-Large pans should be on large burners, and small pan to small burners
-Ask supervisors to carry hot items
-If YOU are handling hot items, use kitchen gloves & mitts
-Put up long hair, and roll up sleeves
-Use microwave safe containers
-Never leave food unattended
-Use timers and check food regularly
-Clean cooking surfaces to prevent grease build up

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Grease Fires
-Happen when grease on a stove or oven gets too hot and then starts on fire.
Grease Fire  Examples
-When grease in a pan while cooking meat gets too hot.