Home Electric & Natural Gas
Safety Inspection
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When it comes to electricity and natural gas,
how safe is your home? |
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1. Electric outlets are not overloaded with lots of plugs. |
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2. Electric cords are in good condition and do not run under rugs or furniture legs. |
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3. Electric appliances are used away from water. |
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4. There is at least one multipurpose fire extinguisher in your home, preferably in the kitchen. |
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5. Safety caps are kept in outlets when small children are around. |
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6. Small appliances are turned off and/or unplugged when people leave home. |
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7. All extension cords, lights, and appliances used outdoors are labeled for outdoor use. |
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8. Small children play in areas away from the natural gas range and all natural gas appliances. |
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9. Flammable objects are stored away from the natural gas water heater and furnace, and away from electrical appliances that can get hot, such as heaters, light bulbs, and toasters. |
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10. The flame on your natural gas range is steady and blue. |
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11. The natural gas oven or gas range is used only for cooking, not to heat the room or dry clothes. |
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12. Carbon monoxide alarms are installed and used per manufacturer's instructions. |
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