Sauna
Using intoxicants and drying laundry in the sauna are both risk factors in sauna accidents.
Using intoxicants and drying laundry in the sauna are both risk factors in sauna accidents. Handrails increase safety in the sauna: if you slip or stumble, the rail protects you from burning. When placing handrails in the sauna, follow the safety instructions of the heater and place the handrails securely at least 0.5 metres from the heater. Never dry clothes on the handrails and do not store anything in the sauna – doing so compromises fire safety. Safety can also be increased through sufficient lighting and not bathing while intoxicated.
Proper lighting in the sauna also enhances safety.
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Fire Safety
Fires often start from unattended cooking, careless smoking, or children playing with matches. Fires can be prevented by being careful and by supervising flames and electrical appliances while they are in use.
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Safety Checklists
Home, cabin, and child safety can be improved with small changes. Using safety checklists, you can assess how safe your environment is. You can also share the results of the tests on social media.
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