There is a lot of work to be done after an earthquake in order to be certain that the "coast" is clear. You have to be sure that the quake is really over (because it can be hard to tell sometimes), your home is safe and that there are no injured or trapped people. Read the following comprehensive list of steps you should take after an earthquake, brought to you by Hikingware.com, and know exactly what you need to do when the disaster is over.
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WHAT TO DO AFTER A FIRE.
Statistics show that there are over 1 million building fires in the United States each year.
A fire in a home, whether you live in an apartment, a single family, or multifamily home, can cause serious damage. The building and many of the things in your home may have been badly damaged by flames, heat, smoke, and water. You will find that things the fire did not burn up are now ruined by smoke and soggy with water used to put out the flames. Anything you want to save or re-use will need to be carefully cleaned. The firefighters may have cut holes in the walls of the building to look for any hidden flames. They may even have cut holes in the roof to let out the heat and smoke. Cleanup will take time and patience.
A fire in a home, whether you live in an apartment, a single family, or multifamily home, can cause serious damage. The building and many of the things in your home may have been badly damaged by flames, heat, smoke, and water. You will find that things the fire did not burn up are now ruined by smoke and soggy with water used to put out the flames. Anything you want to save or re-use will need to be carefully cleaned. The firefighters may have cut holes in the walls of the building to look for any hidden flames. They may even have cut holes in the roof to let out the heat and smoke. Cleanup will take time and patience.
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