Many people spend the majority of their time at home, especially this past year. Your home should be a safe place, free of hazards that threaten your family. Consider trying these easy ways to make your home healthy and safe Test Smoke Alarms to Make Your Home Healthy...
If you’re not careful when grilling, your cookout can become dangerous in the blink of an eye. According to the National Fire Protection Association, gas grills were involved in about 8900 fires per year in the United States between 2014 and 2018, and charcoal grills...
During the coronavirus pandemic, some people are hoarding and stockpiling cases of toilet paper and disinfectants. While it is important to have these items on hand, there is no reason to fill up your basement with them. We’ve made a list of useful supplies for...
Do your pets and children use your deck unsupervised? You may not be outside with them every time they’re on the deck. Let’s look at the ways that you can improve the safety of your deck for children and pets. Whether it’s unstable rails, poorly lit areas,...
Household plumbing leaks increase your water bill, promote mold growth, and eventually cause property damage to your home. Stop costly damage by using the following five tips to help prevent household plumbing leaks. 1. Reduce Stress on Plumbing to Prevent Household...
As a parent, grandparent, or other senior loved one grows older, you want to make sure their home environment is safe. Making a home safe for seniors is a top priority for the elderly who want to age-in-place instead of moving into a retirement community or nursing...
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