13 Ways to... Be Safer

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1. 13 Ways to... Be Safer
2. KEEP YOURSELF SECURE
3. 1. Keys only, please. Don't attach those
4. 2. Keep your wallet and keys separate.
5. 3. Don't toss that mail. Insread, destroy
6. HOME, SAFE HOME
7. 4. Buy your own locks. If you
8. 5. Never hide your keys. Leaving keys
9. 6. Trim the hedges. Tall bushes near
10. 7. Hide your garbage cans. Ask a
11. SAFETY IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD
12. 8. Fire up the barbecue — not
13. 9. Don't forget to wear a helmet.
14. PREVENT HOUSEHOLD ACCIDENTS
15. 10 . Steady your ladder. According to
16. 11. Replace halogen torchere lamps. I Although
17. DRIVING HOME SAFELY
18. 12. Restrain those pets. Keep cats and
19. 13. Hide your belongings. Stow yourpurse and
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Слайд 113 Ways to... Be Safer

What you need to know

to protect yourself, your family and your home.

13 Ways to... Be Safer What you need to know to protect yourself, your family and

Слайд 2KEEP YOURSELF SECURE

Слайд 31. Keys only, please. Don't attach those miniature savings cards

for drugstore or
supermarket discounts to your key chain.
If

you lose your keys, an unscrupulous person might go to the store and gain access
to your address or banking information. Potentially, someone could steal your
car or break into your home.

1. Keys only, please. Don't attach those miniature savings cards for drugstore or supermarket discounts to your

Слайд 42. Keep your wallet and keys separate. If your handbag

is stolen or lost,
someone will
not only have your address,

but also have easy access into your home.

2. Keep your wallet and keys separate. If your handbag is stolen or lost,someone will not only

Слайд 53. Don't toss that mail. Insread, destroy any mail or

paperwork with
your name or personal information on it. Identity

thieves often search
garbage cans for unused credit-card offers or old utility bills.

3. Don't toss that mail. Insread, destroy any mail or paperwork with your name or personal information

Слайд 6HOME, SAFE HOME

Слайд 74. Buy your own locks. If you need to change

the locks on your doors,
it's fine to have a

professional to
do it, but don't let him supply the locks, too. Buying your own lock set ensures that you
are the only person who has keys to your front door. Also, if you lose your keys,
change your lock. Sometimes "lost" keys are really stolen.

4. Buy your own locks. If you need to change the locks on your doors, it's fine

Слайд 85. Never hide your keys. Leaving keys under doormats or

in mailboxes
allows anyone to get at them. Instead, entrust a

neighbor or friend with
a spare set of keys.

5. Never hide your keys. Leaving keys under doormats or in mailboxesallows anyone to get at them.

Слайд 96. Trim the hedges. Tall bushes near the front door

can double as a cover for criminals.
Keep robbers at

bay by trimming shrubs and bushes so they don't hide doors or windows.

6. Trim the hedges. Tall bushes near the front door can double as a cover for criminals.

Слайд 107. Hide your garbage cans. Ask a neighbor or friend

to bring your garbage
cans in on days when you're

not home. Garbage cans left sitting on the curb are a sure sign that no one is home during the day.

7. Hide your garbage cans. Ask a neighbor or friend to bring your garbage cans in on

Слайд 11SAFETY IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD

Слайд 128. Fire up the barbecue — not your home. Make

sure your grill is at least six feet
from your

house
or outdoor structures, even if you have a gas grill. If your barbecue is sitting on a
wooden deck, place a piece of slate, a grill pad or other nonflammable material
underneath it to catch falling sparks. And never leave any grill unattended.

8. Fire up the barbecue — not your home. Make sure your grill is at least six

Слайд 139. Don't forget to wear a helmet. Kids aren't the

only ones who need safety
helmets when riding a bicycle.

According to the Department of Transportation, 90 percent
of the people killed on bicycles in 2000 weren't wearing a
helmet — 75 percent of them were aged 15 and older. Avoid injury by wearing a
well-fitting helmet.

9. Don't forget to wear a helmet. Kids aren't the only ones who need safety helmets when

Слайд 14PREVENT HOUSEHOLD ACCIDENTS

Слайд 1510 . Steady your ladder. According to the National Safety

Council, more than 16,000
Americans die each year due to

injuries from falls.
Minimize your chance of falling off a ladder by using a ladder
stabilizer — a device that clips onto your ladder and keeps it from moving.

10 . Steady your ladder. According to the National Safety Council, more than 16,000 Americans die each

Слайд 1611. Replace halogen torchere lamps. I Although these lamps are

inexpensive,
exposed halogen bulbs can
get extremely hot and spark

a fire. If your lamp has an exposed halogen bulb,
contact the manufacturer to get a guard or shield at no cost to you.

11. Replace halogen torchere lamps. I Although these lamps are inexpensive, exposed halogen bulbs can get extremely

Слайд 17DRIVING HOME SAFELY

Слайд 1812. Restrain those pets. Keep cats and dogs harnessed or

in a crate while you're driving.
Animals can block your

vision or jostle your arm, causing accidents. In addition,
harnessed and/or crated pets are less likely to be hurt in an emergency situation
or if you stop short.