We all depend on gasoline to fuel our cars, lawnmowers and other motors. The problem is that some people use and store gasoline the wrong way. As a result, many people are severely burned and killed in accidents caused by gasoline fires. Children are often the victims because their parents use gasoline in the home, or because it was left where children can reach, spill or play with it. Gasoline and other flammable liquids are particularly dangerous because of the invisible flammable vapors they produce.
Gasoline is one of the most volatile flammable liquids.
This program is designed to give you vital safety information to help you recognize what flammable liquids are, why they are dangerous, and how to use and store them properly. This program is designed to educate new parents about the dangers of hot water scalding their childrens' skin. It's important to remember that children have sensitive skin that burns easier than an adults' skin. For children over 10 years old and adults. Provides safety tips for parents about the proper use and storage of flammable liquids and how to prevent tap water scald burns.