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Home Safety Stay Safe at Home Home safety is an important topic that needs to be “top of mind” in every household. Learn and follow important safety tips to help keep yourself and your family members as safe as possible at all times. Household Chemical Safety Most homes have cleaning solutions and other household chemicals that have the potential to be harmful to humans and/or pets if ingested or as a result of exposure. Household Chemical Safety Continued Keep all chemical solutions tightly sealed. Do not remove chemical solutions from their original containers. Do not store chemicals in the same areas where food, beverages or medicine is stored. Store chemicals in a secure area that cannot be accessed by children or pets. Keep the poison control phone number handy in case of problems: 1-800-222-1222. Keep Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) forms on hand for the chemicals in your home so you know what to do as a result of exposure. Many can be accessed online at /msds/, / and /. If you need MSDS forms that you cannot find, contact the manufacturer. Fire Safety Every family should be concerned about the dangers of fire. Take steps to make sure that you are prepared if such a situation occurs. Fire Safety Continued Install smoke detectors in your kitchen, garage, all bedrooms and other areas of the home where appropriate, being sure they are installed on each level of your home. Test smoke detectors regularly and change batteries when you set the clock forward and back each spring and fall. Place fire extinguishers in key areas throughout your home (kitchen, bedrooms, garage, other areas as dictated by your habits) and ensure that household members know how to use them. Establish a fire evacuation plan and be sure that everyone in your household knows what it is; practice via periodic fire drills. If you have a two- or three-story home, be sure that portable fire escape ladders are accessible from upstairs rooms. Make sure your street address is clearly v