Sentences with phrase «cords out of reach»

* Keep electrical cords out of reach as much as possible.

By the way, your dog will explore everything, so puppy - proof your house (place shoes inside closets, put electrical cords out of reach, move prized objects to higher ground).

Keep all electrical cords out of reach from pets.

Put electrical cords out of reach.

• Store all poisonous and dangerous materials in tightly closed containers and store away • Toilet lid to be kept down — kitten could fall in • Plastic bags stored in a drawer where they can not get to them — cause choking or suffocation • Household items — needles, strings, rubber bands etc put away in a draw or tightly closed container — easily swallowed • Electrical cords secured to the wall or wound up — prevent kitten being shocked • Blind and curtain cords out of reach — can cause strangulation

Place cords out of reach and don't leave your new mystery novel on the floor.

When you do allow your dog to run loose in the house, be sure to keep electrical cords out of reach.

Keep your new pet safe by securely anchoring drape or blind cords out of reach.

If you have electical decorations be sure wires and electrical cords out of reach.

Keep all dangling cords out of reach of curious pets.

Stress no more with this amazing product that is simple to assemble, keeps cords out of reach and will not cause wall damage.

They tried taking steps to put the cords out of reach, but the dog was driven to develop ways around these steps and always succeeded in making his way back to the cords.

As far as you can keep electric cord out of the reach of your cat.

Not exact matches

Keep cords tied up and out of your kids» reach.

If using a baby monitor with cords, make sure all cords are out of arm's reach of your child.

When it comes to your electronic appliances, ensure that you always keep them unplugged when you're not using them and that the cords are stored out of reach.

Although the baby gate is in place it's always ideal to add multiple layers of protection so, for example, secure the furniture with quality straps, pad sharp corners, install blind cleats so cords are out of reach and remove or block off tall floor lamps that could be pulled over.

Also, all monitors with cords must be placed well out of baby's reach to avoid the strangulation hazard.

Make sure that when installing curtains and blind in your child's nursery that they are securely fastened to the stud wall and that all cords are out of reach of little hands.

It is also important to make sure that the any dangling cords from the blinds in the room are out of reach of your baby's hands, as they can easily get tangled up in them which can cause a hazard.

Any item that does have a cord is out of reach with the cords tucked well behind furniture.

To prevent accidents, make sure that all electrical cords remain secure and out of reach.

Also keep out of reach (and kicking distance) anything electrical, including lamps and baby monitors — electricity is a danger, and the cords can strangle.

Install blind cleats so cords are out of reach of the baby and make sure windows don't open more than four inches.

If the crib must be near a window, either cut off the pull cords or use cord shorteners, safety tassles, or wind - ups to keep them out of reach.

Position the crib out of arm's reach of drapery cords and window blinds; as your baby grows older and begins to explore her world, the strings (including those between the blind slats) may be too enticing to resist.

If you have a swing or soother that plugs into the wall, unplug it when it isn't being used and store the cord out of baby's reach.

Make sure drapery and blind cords are out of reach.

Always pull drape or blind cords, monitor cords and decorative wall hangings with strings out of your baby's crib and reach.

Make sure you purchase a baby monitor shelf so you keep the cords out of your baby's reach.

Keep cords tied up and out of reach of children and remember to keep cribs away from cords that can be reached while inside the crib.

Keep them tucked out of reach, or use cord shorteners or wind - ups to prevent your child from pulling on them or wrapping them around her neck or body.

√ Use plug covers on electrical outlets; wrap up the slack of electrical cords and hide behind furniture √ Tie and place blind cords out of baby's reach, or use cordless window coverings; keep cribs, furniture and toys away from windows and window cords √ Secure all furniture so it will not topple on your child √ Install hardware mounted gates (which are more secure than pressure mounted) at the top and bottom of stairs √ Put latches on doors to keep kids out of certain rooms √ Lock away medicines, cleaning products and poisons, and ensure houseplants are out of reach √ Turn water heater down to 49 °C (120 °F), and test baby's bath water with elbow or wrist to ensure it's warm, not hot √ Don't allow smoking — it's harmful to your infant and butts are poisonous

Wrap cords neatly and put these items away out of reach to ensure that your child doesn't accidentally tug on a cord and pull an item down onto herself, warn Signe Larson and Kevin Osborn, authors of «Bringing up Baby.»

Make sure any baby monitors (and cords) are also out of reach.

Keep electrical cords out of your little one's reach by tucking them behind furniture or investing in cord shorteners.

He installed brackets next to windows to keep shade cords out of Lena's reach.

Narrator: Move your crib, changing table, and bassinet away from windows to prevent falls, and keep any cords or ties far out of your baby's reach — these are strangling hazards.

Keep appliances near the back of the counter space and remember to wrap up any cords so that they are out of reach.

• Bundle cords from phones, answering machines and small appliances with plastic wire ties and tie out of reach of small children.

All blind cords in the window must be out of reach of the kids and the pickets should be well spaced so that children don't get stuck in between.

• Install blind cleats so cords are out of reach of baby.

Tie all blind cords high out of reach, or cut the ends and attach breakaway safety tassels.

Use only electrical cords provided by the manufacturer of the appliance or fixture, and keep out of reach.

Their two - foot cord isn't designed for tucking out of the way in a swim cap or under goggles, but easily reaches your pocket, backpack, or armband.

Safety first Keep all loose decorations, electrical cords, spider webs and streamers out of reach from your pup.

Move dangling cords and wires out of reach.

Decorate with your pet in mind: keep ornaments and tinsel out of reach and keep lights and cords tucked away

A room that is pig - proofed by keeping all things that can be chewed out of reach, including power cords and furniture legs, is ideal.

Where possible arrange your furniture in front of plugs sockets so the power cables become inaccessible, you can then lead the power cords up from behind your furniture to keep them safely out of reach.