Category: Fire Hazards
Fire Hazards in terms of consumer safety refer to the potential risks and dangers posed by products or conditions that could lead to fires, endangering individuals and property. These hazards include defective electrical appliances, flammable materials, unsafe storage of flammable substances, and improper use of heating devices. To mitigate these risks, regulatory agencies enforce safety standards and conduct inspections, while consumers are advised to follow manufacturer instructions, regularly maintain appliances, and ensure proper storage of hazardous materials. Awareness and proactive measures are essential to prevent fire-related accidents and protect lives and property.