Fire Safety in the Sewing Room

What should you do if your clothes catch on fire?

• Run around to spread the fire

• Use water to put out the flames

• Wave your arms to fan the fire

• Stop, drop, and roll to smother the flames.

What is the proper way to use a fire extinguisher?

• Use the fire extinguisher to prop open a door

• Jump into the fire and try to smother it with your body

• The proper way to use a fire extinguisher is to remember the acronym PASS: Pull the pin, Aim at the base of the fire, Squeeze the handle, and Sweep from side to side.

• Spray the fire extinguisher in the air for fun

Why is it important to know the emergency exit routes?

• It's not important, just follow the crowd

• To impress others with your knowledge

• Because it's fun to explore different routes

• It is important to know emergency exit routes in order to quickly and safely evacuate a building in case of an emergency such as fire, earthquake, or other hazards.

Where should you store flammable materials in the sewing room?

• Keep flammable materials in a plastic container near a heat source

• Store flammable materials in a damp area with high humidity

• Flammable materials should be stored in a cool, dry place away from heat sources and direct sunlight, preferably in a metal cabinet or container designed for flammable storage.

• Store flammable materials in a cardboard box in direct sunlight

What is the proper way to dispose of sewing waste?

• The proper way to dispose of sewing waste is to separate it into different categories such as fabric scraps, thread, and other materials, and then dispose of them according to local recycling or waste management guidelines. Some materials may be able to be repurposed or donated to organizations that can use them for crafts or other projects.

• Burn it in a bonfire

• Bury it in the backyard

• Throw everything in the regular trash

What should you do if you see smoke or fire in the sewing room?

• Close the door and take a nap

• Try to put out the fire with water

• If you see smoke or fire in the sewing room, immediately evacuate the area and call 911 for help.

• Ignore the smoke and continue sewing

What should you do if the fire alarm goes off in the sewing room?

• Open all the windows and doors to let the smoke out

• Stay in the sewing room and continue working

• Leave the sewing room immediately and follow the fire evacuation procedures.

• Ignore the fire alarm and wait for someone else to check

Why is it important to keep the sewing room tidy?

• Accidents are more likely to happen in a tidy sewing room

• A tidy sewing room can actually decrease creativity and productivity

• It is not important to keep the sewing room tidy, a little mess is fine

• It is important to keep the sewing room tidy to maintain a clean and organized workspace, prevent accidents, and easily find tools and materials.

What should you do if you accidentally spill a flammable liquid in the sewing room?

• Use a vacuum cleaner to clean up the spill

• Ignore the spill and continue working

• If you accidentally spill a flammable liquid in the sewing room, immediately stop any ignition sources, ventilate the area, and clean up the spill using appropriate materials and procedures to prevent any fire hazards.

• Spray water on the spill to dilute it

Why should you avoid using candles in the sewing room?

• Candles help to mask the smell of fabric and thread

• You should avoid using candles in the sewing room because they pose a fire hazard, especially with fabric and other flammable materials present.

• Candles can improve the lighting in the sewing room

• Candles create a relaxing atmosphere for sewing