MAKE YOUR HOME A SAFE HAVEN FOR WEL

MAKE YOUR HOME A SAFE HAVEN FOR WELL-BEING

Safety in the home and kitchen is not a ‘laissez faire’ situation, but one that needs constant pursuit of important unwritten rules in order to create a safe environment for living.
Sharing out various tasks with family members or house helps will ensure most aspects of safety are well covered.
Everyone at home has to take responsibility in ensuring safety. This is not a task meant for a single person.

The following measures at home and in the kitchen will boost safeness at home, and in the kitchen as well.

Make sure your hands are always dry before handling switches and appliances. Wet hands pose a risk of electrocution.

Use non-flammable items and materials away from fire.
It is useful if members of the home are knowledgeable on fire drills, and on the use of fire equipment such as fire extinguishers. This may come in handy especially in the event of a fire.
Have a fully equipped first aid kit at home, and write down a fire emergency contact details where everyone can easily access.

Teach young children that anything they do or handle at home must be under adult supervision. Let them understand that messing with any object in the house that uses electricity can cause death. Explain it in a way that they will understand. It is in the nature of children to be naive and therefore watch them at all times, to avoid accident such as chocks, falls, burns and cuts.

While at home, it is advisable to always put on closed shoes which cover the feet completely. Their soles should have a firm grip on the ground to avoid sliding.
Exposing the feet may cause cuts and bruises from sharp objects on the ground, or when in the kitchen, hot food or liquid may drop on your feet and cause scalds.


Keep the floors and all surfaces clean and dry at all times. This will prevent accidents such as falls and reduce chances of electric appliances coming into contact with water or other liquids as it may generate electric shock hence electrocution or fire outbreak.
Wipe off spills on surfaces or equipment immediately after they occur, especially in the kitchen.


Switch off any gas or electric appliance that is not in use. When in the kitchen, make it a habit to check all the switches for appliances and turn them off. Fire outbreak is the most common accident caused by appliances that are on and unmonitored.
Make sure you read the instruction manual for all appliances at home so as to know how they operate, and beware of precautions to take while using them.
Check and replace cables and plugs regularly. Do not wait until they are faulty.

During food preparation, always use a clean chopping board while cutting, slicing, chopping or dicing fruits, vegetables or any other type of food. Working on a chopping board will prevent you from cutting your wrist or fingers.
Empty unwanted parts of foods into the bin, and avoid pouring portions on the floor. Fruit and vegetable peels such as bananas, pawpaw, potatoes, etc are slippery and can cause accidents such as falls and one can end up hurting their back, head, or even fracture their limbs.

While cooking, use quality cooking oil and avoid overheating. Ensure you cover cooking vessels such as pans, saucepots, pressure cookers, rice cookers with well fitting lids. Covering food will prevent accidents caused by burns from steam or the liquid boiling over which can even start a fire.
On checking whether the food is ready, remove lids ensuring they are facing away from you, hence directing steam in the opposite direction.
After food is cooked, use a clean kitchen cloth to remove from heat so that you do not burn your hands.

Sharp objects with blades like knives, spatulas, kitchen scissors, should be stored separately. These objects may scratch other tools, hence causing dirt to hide in those ridges.
Storing sharp objects separately will ensure that a person is careful when removing them for use. This prevents accidents like cuts, bruises, and scratches.

Certainly, safety must be the ultimate goal of any home.

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