1, cultural and sporting goods and equipment: stationery, sporting goods, sports equipment, jewelry, arts and crafts, philatelic stamps, other cultural goods (photographic equipment, video equipment, musical instruments, toys).
2, minerals, building materials and chemical products: minerals, mineral products, lubricants, metal materials, building materials, chemical products (excluding a class of toxic chemicals and dangerous goods), fertilizers, agricultural films.
3, textiles, clothing and daily necessities: department stores, clothing, shoes and hats, textiles, knitwear and raw materials, kitchen equipment (stoves, cookware, kitchen utensils, tableware,), sanitary ware, daily groceries, cosmetics and hygiene products, other daily necessities (clocks and watches, eyeglasses, bags and luggage, lamps).
Daily necessities warehouse, according to the scope of management and scale of the size of the following: the central and provincial, municipal and autonomous regions, the procurement of supply stations and foreign trade companies operating large-scale warehouses; regional and county-level commercial, foreign trade departments operating in small and medium-sized warehouses; large stores, shopping malls attached to the storehouse and the small store "store after the store". According to the nature of the stored goods, and storage of a single species of specialized warehouses and storage of multiple varieties of integrated warehouse.
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Category of daily necessities:
There are many kinds of daily necessities, and they have a wide range of uses. According to its combustion characteristics can be divided into flammable goods, combustible goods and non-combustible goods.
(a) flammable goods
Flammable goods include: nitrocellulose fiber, celluloid made of ping-pong balls, eyeglass frames, nail polish, accordions, tape measure, paint cloth, and daily life with alcohol, eau de cologne, lighters with gasoline and butane gas, mothballs, oilcloth umbrellas, mousse hairspray, as well as waxed paper correction fluid, tire rubber water, glue, firecrackers and so on.
Some flammable commodities also have the property of spontaneous combustion, such as celluloid products, etc., should be stored according to the requirements of chemical hazardous substances.
(B) combustible goods
Combustible goods include: a variety of cotton, linen, wool, silk and other natural fibers and man-made fibers, textiles; a variety of leather, rubber and plastic products; thin, books, paper, pens and other stationery, as well as a variety of combustible materials made of toys, sports equipment and arts and crafts and so on.
The ignition point of combustible commodities are generally low, meet the fire and high temperature will burn, of which cotton, linen fabrics, even in the conditions of the pile of bundles, but also the shade of combustion. In the fight against this type of commodity fire, water douse the surface flame after, there will be re-ignition.
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