Fire Safety Advice for the family and home 

• Fit smoke alarms in all hallways, living and sleeping areas & check them regularly. Choose the right one for the right location.
• Make a fire action plan so that everyone in your house knows how to escape. 
• Ensure that you have fire extinguishers & fire blankets that are easily accessible
• Protect your family from the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning with an audible alarm

 

For Hard wired & sealed in smoke, heat & co alarms,  including wireless as used by  Housebuilders, LA's, HA's, ALMO's please click on the relevant link below for Kidde Fyrnetics & Kidde Firex
(Fire Brigades click here) 
  

 For Authorised Treatment Facilities (ATF's) requiring instructions to disassemble end-of-life Kidde smoke alarms,
please visit our 'Contact Us' page for further information.

According to TV doctor and Evening Standard columnist Dr. Mark Porter: "Babies and small children are particularly vulnerable to the effects of smoke inhalation and carbon monoxide poisoning - a susceptibility compounded by the fact they are the ones least likely to be able to raise the alarm, or escape the danger.  A carbon monoxide leak can kill quickly, but even the presence of a small amount over a long period of time can be damaging and cause symptoms ranging from headache and vomiting, to confusion and changes in personality. Parents don’t think twice about buying a baby monitor or a stair gate - so why do less than quarter of people have both smoke and CO alarms in their homes?" 

 These packs are available at www.kidde-baby.co.uk.