Ramsey Resident - 2017 - January/February

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Lets Get Cooking! - - able. But what can you do about it? Here are a few recipes for safety in your kitchen: Keeping it clean Keep cooking areas clean of grease and oil buildup Keep cooking areas clear of combustibles such as potholders, towels, rags, food packaging, etc. Dont use stovetop as a countertop While cooking Keep children and pets out of cooking area while cooking Never leave cooking unattended Keep panhandles turned inward where they cannot be spilled When things go wrong Remain calm Calling for help Make sure everyone is out of the house and accounted for Call 911 from the neighbors home PASS method: ull the pin, queeze the handle, and weep back and forth PASS Types of burns First degree burns can feel much like a mild sunburn, and occur when only the outer layer of skin is harmed. Second degree burns appear swollen and blistered because several layers of the skin have been burned. Caring for burns heat. However, if the skin is broken, such as in a third degree burn, apply a dry sterile dressing over the wound and seek immediate medical attention. Following these simple tips may sound like common sense, but it is important to think about these things, be- cause the result of being complacent in the kitchen is very Newly remodeled and conveniently located right next to Coborns in Ramsey. Department would like for you to sit down together and 7900 Sunwood Drive discuss these important tips. If you have any questions, Visit the newly remodeled NW, Ramsey, MN Coborns Liquor. Weve added please feel free to call Carey Schiferli, Fire Marshal at 763- hundreds of new bar, wine & (763) 576-6821 spirit varieties. 433-9832 or email cschiferli@cityoframsey.com. 6Ramsey Resident January/February 2017