Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless, tasteless, flammable gas that is slightly less dense than air. Carbon monoxide can be produced by any fuel-burning device, like your stove or furnace. For protection against a possible carbon monoxide leak, have carbon monoxide alarms.
Pet-proof your home by keeping fire hazards out of reach such as burning candles and stove knobs
Put pet alert stickers on doors or windows
If there is someone with hearing impairments, consider installing a smoke alarm with strobe at home.
Here is a sample checklist: Check smoke alarm by pushing test button Change the battery if needed A smoke alarm is good for 10 years, Find a date sticker on the side or back of the unit Consider boosting your safety by adding Co Alarm
Here are some tips: Keep anything that can catch fire, away from the stove and heaters Never leave candles unattended Talk to children about the dangers of fire Equipped your house with smoke alarm, Co alarm and fire extinguisher
Fire hoses should be Inspected annually and hydro-static test after 5 years from the date of manufacture and every 3 years then after.