Hob timers for vulnerable people: are they good enough and what’s the alternative?
Are hob timers good enough for vulnerable people? As a carer or relative, you will likely have many concerns about hob safety and the people under your care. Hob fires are almost always caused by human error and this risk is greatly increased in elderly and disabled users. So, it’s never a bad thing to install a safety device to protect those in need and prolong their independence. We have the details on hob timers and an alternative solution that offers the ultimate protection.
The aftermath – Airis Sense WiFi and the importance of data
Delve into the Airis Sense WiFi and how useful its data can be in building management solutions, saving valuable time and effort in preventing fires.
House fires – which is best: proactive or reactive safety?
You may well be wondering, what is proactive or reactive safety? Well, look no further, we have the answers to all your questions! It may not help win the pub quiz, but it will certainly help you better understand your home and how it is protecting you from those life-threatening risks.
How to reduce fire risk when cooking – oil types and temperatures, mental and physical wellbeing, children and pets, and smart technology
Cooking with any hob type can quickly get out of hand. So, why shouldn’t we do it safely? After all, a whopping 50% of home fires start in the kitchen, most of which are from the stove, simply because heating oil to a high temperature can be a risky business if things go wrong. Let’s have a look at how to reduce that risk.
Have you had a kitchen fire? – our 9 top tips for fire prevention
About 60% of all accidental fires in the home start in the kitchen. They kill or injure nearly 20 people every day in the UK, that’s 7300 people a year! So how can we prevent kitchen fires and spend more time doing what we love? Luckily, we have some tips for you right here. Check them out here…