hi everyone, this is abit tecnical this one, ive got an assignment at college in hairdressing and need to know about four fire extinguishers, what they put out and how they put them out, and which ones i shouldnt use on certain materials. Ive been on loads of websites im struggling to find HOW they put them out can anyone help?The extinguishers are foam, carbon dioxide, water and dry powder.Cheers x
The other issue in the US (and there are similar laws elsewhere) are child safety laws, which require a lot of records keeping, even if you're not producing your own product. Read here: cpsc /about/cpsia/cpsia.ht
Take the motorcycle safety course first. They're pretty good at teaching the basics to first time riders. Don't buy a bike that is bigger than you can confidently handle as a beginning rider. Most accidents are caused by inexperienced new riders in their first year and a half or returning riders who haven't been on a bike in 10-20 years going out and buying too much bike right away. Being new in the riding community, You should start out on something a little smaller and cheaper until you get some experience under your belt. Try not to be tempted with a sport bike right off the bat. Even a 600cc sport bike has a lot of juice and goes very fast very quick. A better option would be a 650cc or below cruiser or standard bike. They still go the the speed and have a more upright riding position. Motorcycles really aren't that much different than cars, in fact in a lot of ways they're simpler to work on with a good service manual. I haven't had a bike in the shop except for the first maintenance in over 30 years. And most important, Wear good protective gear. Including a helmet.
