Watch this video to see how to extinguish a cooking oil fire.
cooking fires are the number one cause of two house fires and related injuries in the fire. is cooking unattended nearly 0 percent of these fires.
Statistic should be a revelation is that more than half of non-fatal cooking fire reported injuries occurred when people tried to beat themselves on fire. Most of them are incorrect techniques such as use of water to combat a grease fire.
Whether frying, grilling or use a grill, there is never a safe time to leave cooking food unattended. If you need to remove food, turn off the cooker. When cooking, regularly check and never leave the house with something in the oven.
Keep the area clear of anything that can catch fire such as oven mitts, towels or cooking food packaging. Loose clothing can also be a hazard when cooking. Wear short sleeves or near the body when cooking and be aware of loose aprons that can dangle on the burners.
If the cooking oil begins to boil, remove it from the heat and let it cool before adding the food. If the oil catches fire, use an oven mitt and slide a lid or cover the pan or use a hob. Having a readily available over the counter top, even if you do not use it, is a good idea in case of fire. Keep a fire extinguisher in the kitchen is another good idea.
The most important tip on kitchen fires is to call 911 and let the professionals help you! For more on the kitchen lights, see our blog post fire in Apartment B? Check the stove!
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