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b. Flammable or combustible liquids are stored in a container with a tight-fitting lid specifically designed for holding flammable or combustible liquids, and ensure these liquids are kept out of the reach of children; c. Each heating device meets the applicable requirements of 7 AAC 10.1015; and d. If the child care uses oil, wood, natural gas, or propane as a heating or cooking fuel, that an operating carbon monoxide detector is installed in each hallway outside, of or within, each sleeping area, and ensure that each device is regularly inspected, tested, and serviced. If the home is multi-level, there must be at least one (1) operating carbon monoxide detector installed on each level.

4240-4 E. FIRST AID KIT REQUIREMENTS An In-home provider must post emergency telephone numbers, including the number for the poison control center, near the telephone. The provider must maintain first aid kits in accordance with 7 AAC 10.1075 which requires at least one (1) first aid kit that is kept at the child care; one (1) additional first aid kit for field trips or outings away from the child care, if applicable; and an abbreviated first aid kit for a neighborhood walk of thirty (30) minutes or less. The provider must restock each first aid kit after use and ensure any expiration date is not exceeded.

1. First Aid Kit Must Contain A provider must have a container that will hold all of the following items: a. Disposable nonporous, non-latex gloves; b. Sealed packages of alcohol wipes or antisepticfor thermometer cleaning only; c. Scissors; d. Tweezers; e. A thermometer; f. Adhesive bandages; g. Bandage tape; h. Sterile gauze pads; i. Flexible roller gauze; j. Triangular bandages; k. Safety pins; l. An eye dressing; m. A note pad with a pen or pencil;