Thanksgiving is a time to be with loved ones and eat delicious food. The hectic nature of holiday events can lead to safety issues. Here are some basic Thanksgiving safety tips to keep in mind to help you enjoy your holiday. Cooking Safety Your usual safety practices...
The U.S. reports over 25,000 chimney fires annually. Chimney fires can destroy your property and put your life at risk. Luckily, chimney fires are preventable. Below are 5 practices you can adopt to prevent chimney fires. Minimize Creosote Build-Up to Prevent Chimney...
Decks are an excellent addition to any backyard. Whether you have a large property or a limited area, a deck makes the backyard more functional, inviting, and comfortable. When designing any outdoor living spaces, it’s important to keep the safety of your...
Poor air quality affects the health of you and your family members, causing coughing, itching eyes, and respiratory symptoms. Air quality in your house is influenced by pollution from outdoors, cooking, heating appliances, and chemicals used in the home. Here are a...
Smoke detectors sound an alarm to warn your family about a house fire. A National Fire Protection Association study between 2012-2016 showed that twice as many people died in house fires when there were no working smoke detectors in the home. Smoke detector placement,...
Fireplaces are a practical and cozy heat source during cold winter months. However, heating with the fireplace also poses a few risks to your home and family. Prevent accidents and protect your family with these tips to keep your fireplace safe. Safety Through...
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