Fire Hazards
Dangers
High levels of oxygen gas can cause electrical fires in the home.
When a fire goes off in the home, one of the biggest things that is emitted is smoke which is a mix of particles.
Sources
Cooking
When cooking on the stove, in the microwave, or in the oven, forgetting about the items being heated can be highly dangerous. This can lead to burning, producing smoke, and potentially starting a fire.
Electrical
A lot of older homes are running on older types of certain things. Among these, is electrical wiring, and faulty wiring comes with electrical fires. Unfortunately, it is hard to know when a wire is faulty because it is hidden in the wall.
How to Limit & Avoid an Indoor Gas Danger
Smoke alarms
Installing smoke alarms in the home and putting them in every part of your home can create a very safe environment in the case of a fire. It will allow people to know that there is a fire going on and that action needs to be taken so that people are safe. When they are installed, be sure to have them checked and replace them every 10 years so that you know they’re still working.
Cooking
To limit the possibility of a fire, anytime you are cooking be sure to make sure that you are watching the food that you are cooking. Whether it means setting a timer for yourself or staying in the same area, input anything you can so that there aren’t any fires being started in your home due to your cooking.