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How do i protect my 18-month-old from fire and burns?
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Keep out of reach: Keep hot appliances and cords out of reach. Don't cook with your child at your feet. Keep hot foods and liquids out of reach. Keep matches and lighters out of reach. Turn your water heater down to 120°f (50°c).
Answered 10/7/2011
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