COOKING SAFELY. How To Prevent Fires? TIE UP LONG HAIR DO NOT WEAR CLOTHES WITH LONG FLOWING SLEEVES TURN OFF HOT PLATES AND BURNERS AFTER USE DO NOT.

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Presentation transcript:

COOKING SAFELY

How To Prevent Fires? TIE UP LONG HAIR DO NOT WEAR CLOTHES WITH LONG FLOWING SLEEVES TURN OFF HOT PLATES AND BURNERS AFTER USE DO NOT LEAVE ARTICLES THAT MAY CATCH FIRE, MELT OR CRACK ON TOP OF OR NEAR A COOKER, E.G. PLASTIC OBJECT, KITCHEN CLOTHS, MATCHES

How To Prevent Electric Shocks?

When putting an electrical plug into the socket, make sure that :he switch is off, your hands are dry & your fingers are away from the metal pins Always turn off all switches of electrical appliances after using them. Make sure that reflexes and plugs are in good condition. Keep electrical cords away from water and hot objects. Before using an appliance, make sure your hands are dry and that you are standing on a dry surface

How To Prevent Burns?

How To Prevent Cuts?

Wipe off grease and water spills on the floor at once, to avoid slipping. Be careful with loose clothes and apron strings – those may catch on door handles. Wear low-heeled shoes that fit and make sure laces are tied Use a solid step-stool to climb up to reach the top of a cupboard. Pick up objects that have dropped on the floor. Avoid dangling electric cords

END NOTE SEE YOU NEXT TIME HOPE YOU HAVE ENJOYED THE LESSON THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION