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... Joints. Basically, for the building to stay together during an earthquake, all parts have to be fastened together. The foundations must stay in the ground, the substructure on the foundation, the floor on the substructure, the walls on the floor, and the roof on. 2. Foundation. Check to make certain your house is securely attached to the foundations. Many wood-frame buildings built before the 1950s are not bolted to their foundations, but this can be corrected without great expense. Foundations beneath mobile homes need to be ... and operations. Learn how to P-A-S-S: Pull the pin or ring. Some units require releasing a lock latch, pressing a puncture lever, or other motion. Aim the extinguisher nozzle at the base of the fire. Squeeze or press the handle. Sweep from side to side slowly at the base of the fire until it goes out. If the fire gets big, get out! Close the door to slow the spread of the fire. SMOKE DETECTORS In addition to fire extinguishers, properly installed smoke detectors save lives! ... to secure the items themselves, as well as possible, without packing them all away. In determining how to secure them, take into consideration the composition of the item itself and of the shelf, stand, or wall on which it is displayed. Guidelines for material compatibility are given below. Also consider whether you intend to leave things in place for a long time or to move them frequently. Many strong aftershocks will follow an earthquake. You may wish, after the quake, to pack away special items until the aftershock ...

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