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chimneys. Others .are caused by rusted or cracked pipes and fittings. Look over your heating system now. H your chimney needs it, dean it out* If the furnace pipes and connections are cracked and rusted, replace them.
Teach your family pot to put - magazines, papers, or clothing on radiators or near, open flames. Don't hang flimsy curtains near your kitchen store. Don't allow lamp shades to' come m contact with light bulbs. Remember that such things don’t have to touch flame to burn. They will catch Are simply because they are too close to the heat for too long.
Gasoline, benzine, naptha, and similar fluids should never be used A indoors. When mixed with air, their vapors can be ignited by the spark of a light switch or an electric fan, or the tiny flame of a pilot light. Keep such fluids in tightly dosed metal containers , outside your home.. - / And remember: oil-soaked rags, especially rags that have been used to spread quick-drying liquids iuch as turpentine, paint thlnners, and some furniture polishes, can> catch fire by themselves. Oily rags shoud be stored in air-tight metal containers. It is best to keep them Aotswenbf house.
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