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In a fire, a person is far more likely to die from smoke inhalation than from exposure to flames. There are two things to remember about smoke: it rises, and if you inhale enough of it, it will kill you. Therefore, if you find yourself in a smoke filled room, get down and crawl. If you can, cover your mouth and nose with a wet cloth to help filter the smoke and keep it from entering your lungs. If water is not available, use a dry cloth - it's better than nothing. Make your way to the door and if it is closed, feel it. If it is hot, do not open it, as this means there is fire on the other side. Try to find another way out such as a window or another exit.

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 In a fire, a person is far more likely to die from smoke inhalation than from exposure to flames. There are two things to remember about smoke: it rises, and if you inhale enough of it, it will kill you. Therefore, if you find yourself in a smoke filled room, get down and crawl. If you can, cover your mouth and nose with a wet cloth to help filter the smoke and keep it from entering your lungs. If water is not available, use a dry cloth - it's better than nothing. Make your way to the door and if it is closed, feel it. If it is hot, do not open it, as this means there is fire on the other side. Try to find another way out such as a window or another exit.
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-In a fire, a person is far more likely to die from smoke inhalation than from exposure to flames.  There are two things to remember about smoke: it rises, and if you inhale enough of it, it will kill you.  Therefore, if you find yourself in a smoke filled room, get down and crawl.  If you can, cover your mouth and nose with a wet cloth to help filter the smoke and keep it from entering your lungs.  If water is not available, use a dry cloth - it's better than nothing.  Make your way to the door and if it is closed, feel it.  If it is hot, do not open it, as this means there is fire on the other side.  Try to find another way out such as a window or another exit.
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 In a fire, a person is far more likely to die from smoke inhalation than from exposure to flames.  There are two things to remember about smoke: it rises, and if you inhale enough of it, it will kill you.  Therefore, if you find yourself in a smoke filled room, get down and crawl.  If you can, cover your mouth and nose with a wet cloth to help filter the smoke and keep it from entering your lungs.  If water is not available, use a dry cloth - it's better than nothing.  Make your way to the door and if it is closed, feel it.  If it is hot, do not open it, as this means there is fire on the other side.  Try to find another way out such as a window or another exit.
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 In a fire, a person is far more likely to die from smoke inhalation than from exposure to flames.  There are two things to remember about smoke: it rises, and if you inhale enough of it, it will kill you.  Therefore, if you find yourself in a smoke filled room, get down and crawl.  If you can, cover your mouth and nose with a wet cloth to help filter the smoke and keep it from entering your lungs.  If water is not available, use a dry cloth - it's better than nothing.  Make your way to the door and if it is closed, feel it.  If it is hot, do not open it, as this means there is fire on the other side.  Try to find another way out such as a window or another exit.
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 In a fire, a person is far more likely to die from smoke inhalation than from exposure to flames.  There are two things to remember about smoke: it rises, and if you inhale enough of it, it will kill you.  Therefore, if you find yourself in a smoke filled room, get down and crawl.  If you can, cover your mouth and nose with a wet cloth to help filter the smoke and keep it from entering your lungs.  If water is not available, use a dry cloth - it's better than nothing.  Make your way to the door and if it is closed, feel it.  If it is hot, do not open it, as this means there is fire on the other side.  Try to find another way out such as a window or another exit.
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