Fire extinguishers cannot be put on the floor as they have a risk of toppling over and injuring a person. In the Singapore Standard’s Clause 1.7.7, it is mentioned that free standing fire extinguishers may be placed on shelves or on the floor if these fire extinguishers are designed for such form of placement on appropriately designed support to prevent accidental dislodgement.
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Ensure your home’s safety with a fire extinguisher. Discover how it can swiftly extinguish fires, safeguard your belongings, and offer a safer environment.
Ensuring fire safety in the office is a multifaceted task that extends beyond merely installing a fire alarm system.
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Almost all fire related deaths are usually from smoke inhalation not from direct burns.
Carbon Monoxide – The invisible danger
When a fire starts, oxygen is used and carbon monoxide is produced.
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When it is no longer safe to fight a fire or when a fire has become uncontrollable, its time to run. At not point of time should your escape route be blocked.
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When an air fryer has not been cleaned for a long time, it traps a lot of oil and animal fats. This unintended source of fuel will automatically ignite when the air fryer is working.
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With our latest series of educational articles, it’s clear everyone is now well informed about how important fire extinguishers are in combatting fires – be it residential,
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If you are a Singaporean car owner, it may come as a shock to you to know that on average, car fires occur as frequently as once every 5 days in Singapore!
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