Do Now: Aim: How do I protect myself from kitchen fires?

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Do Now: Aim: How do I protect myself from kitchen fires? Do Now: Take the study guide and take the handout on fire safety and read both sides.

Pay Attention!

Pay Attention!

Pay Attention!

Moral of the story… Never leave the kitchen when cooking!

What Are 3 elements fire needs in order to get started?

A Fire Needs… Oxygen Heat Flammable Substance

How do you put out a grease fire?

How do you put out a grease fire? Do NOT use a fire extinguisher. Put on oven mitts. Slide a cookie sheet over the pan. Do not remove or you will add oxygen to the fire!

Microwaves, toaster oven and other small appliances Keep the door to the microwave closed. Get everyone out of the house. Call 911 Use a cell phone to call the fire department What item should you never put in a microwave? Do not use water! Why?

Pay attention to the cleanliness and layout of your kitchen. Does your stove have grease built up on it? Where do you keep the paper towels? Where do you keep the hand towels? Do you have paper or mail around the areas you may cook? Is your smoke alarm close to the kitchen?

What is the proper attire when cooking?

Tight fitting clothing Long Hair up. Closed toed shoes Proper Attire Chef Coat or apron Tight fitting clothing Long Hair up. Closed toed shoes

NEVER!!! Keep long hair down Wear loose fitting clothing

Remember is a fire is out of control…. 1st Get everyone out! Then Call 911

What is the number one major cause of kitchen fires?

HUMAN ERROR!

Fire Safety Quiz Next Class!