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Just Checking
15 Jun 17 22:14
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I once read a piece from an expert and one which stuck was to memorise the escape route. Once a corridor or room is filled with smoke you may have no clue as to how to get out.

This works in a block of flats but is especially relevant if you are in a hotel that you won't be familiar with. So the idea is to get to your room/flat, then memorise that to get out the fire exit is out the door then say 4 doors to the right and in and down. Maybe have a little look when you leave the room. That way even blind with smoke you could feel your way, fourth door = exit. I don't always do it but if I remember to I do.
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Report mecca • June 15, 2017 10:21 PM BST
You never know ....... Might save your life one day
Report Just Checking • June 15, 2017 10:25 PM BST
Some big hotels are a rabbit warren, I'd dread trying to find an exit, blind with smoke :(
You'd hope once on steps you can just follow them, the hard bit would be finding the steps.
Report mecca • June 15, 2017 10:33 PM BST
I'd hate to be in the toilet at a wetherspoons pub if it caught fire.

If you don't know the pub.... you usually need a compass to find yer way back from the carsey
Report Just Checking • June 15, 2017 10:37 PM BST
You know I've some masks for DIY doing nothing, I might pop one in my little travel stuff bag just in case. It's not heavy.
Report Just Checking • June 15, 2017 10:38 PM BST
If I wear it, people will just think I'm a chinese tourist LaughLaughLaugh
Report saddo • June 15, 2017 10:47 PM BST
Just Checking    15 Jun 17 22:25 
Some big hotels are a rabbit warren,



Even worse is a North Sea Ferry, mind boggling even when sober.
Report cooperman • June 16, 2017 1:48 PM BST
Always do it on a plane, I leave my seat and count the rows between my seat and the exits. If smoke or some other emergency occurs at least you know you can get there quickly.
Report geoff m • June 16, 2017 2:37 PM BST
crawl out on hands and knees with wet towel over head . increasing your length of time to get to safety . smoke is usually the killer not the flames.
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