Fire safety organizations encourage the simple habit of “Close Before You Doze” because it requires no money, equipment, or special training. While an open door may feel more comfortable during normal nights, it also creates a direct path for fire, heat, and smoke if an emergency occurs. Closing the door is a quick action that quietly improves safety without affecting everyday life.
Why You Should Always Sleep With Your Bedroom Door Closed (It’s Not About Privacy, It’s About Survival)
