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Kitchen Safety Tips from Fire Chief Joe Perkins of Carl Junction
Fire Chief Joe Perkins from Carl Junction gives kitchen fire safety tips. Many kids are cooking daily lunches throughout the summer. These summer tips are great reminders for experienced cooks and critical skills for those who may be new to the kitchen. Tips include keeping heating elements clean and free of items such as trash or towels. If a small fire does occur, many can be extinguished just by covering the pot or pan with a lid. Water can further ignite a grease fire; salt, baking soda or a fire extinguisher other option for smothering a small fire. Additionally, kids and adults should be familiar with how to call 911 and give responders important information like their address.
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