James Nathan Schroder
While everyone hasunique sleeping preferences, some are formed subconsciously during childhood.
But whether youve realized it or not, this habit can be life-saving in the case of fire.
The statistics are eye-opening, and hopefully enough to motivate you never to skip thisnightly closing shift task.
Credit:James Nathan Schroder
Williams also shared other nighttime fire safety tips to protect yourself and your loved ones.
We see time and time again the difference a closed door can make, says Williams.
A shut door can also keep carbon monoxide levels at 1,000 PPM versus 10,000 PPM in an open room.
Speaking of escaping, she emphasized how vital it is to have a plan.
If thats not possible, plan C is to stay behind the closed door and call for help.
Williams notes that the average fire department response time is six minutes from dispatch.
Keeping the door shut can give you a few extra crucial minutes while theyre on their way.
Still unconvinced about closing your doors at night?
