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How to Test for Lead Paint
It's no surprise that you want to test for lead paint. Lead paint can pose a hazard to people in many households, particularly to young children living in older homes. Lead paint testing is done to prevent...
2 commentsHome Defense On A Budget
Economical Home Defense In these uncertain times and with many Americans simply struggling to keep their homes and keep their families fed, firearms for home defense are not a high priority for many. ...
4 commentsCarbon Monoxide Detectors - Saving Lives & Embarrassment
It's every parent's worse nightmare...a knock on the front door late on a cold and snowy winter's night. An elderly gentleman answers the door, his wife and two young children behind him, as he looks...
33 commentsHome Safety for the Elderly - A Safety Checklist
As the human body ages, functions begin to weaken, including eyesight, equilibrium and hearing. Here are a few helpful tips to keep yourself or your loved one safe while living at home. Be sure that the...
2 commentsBurglary Prevention - Protect Your Family
Protect your family with these tips for burglary prevention. Even if you already have a security system, this advice may give some added help.
2 commentsPreventing accidents in your home
Preventing accidents in your home should be one of your top priorities. Each week, more than 800 children are taken to the hospital due to a home-related accident. An accident or injury can happen in...
1 commentHow to Childproof Your Living Room
Most families spend the majority of their time in the living room or family room. While we typically consider this room as an area to relax and unwind, there are plenty of opportunities here for children to...
1 commentStay Warm, But Be Safe
“Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful.” That song may invoke warm, cozy images, but reality is a whole different picture. In America alone, approximately 3,400 people die...
4 commentsStair Tread Rugs: Improving the Safety and Beauty of your Stairs
Stairs are an obvious necessity in any home with more than one floor, however they can be dangerous. A fall on the stairs is a lot more likely to cause a serious injury than one on level ground. For this reason, every precaution should be taken to make sure your stairs are as safe as possible.
1 commentCarbon Monoxide: The Silent Killer
Carbon monoxide is a gas that has no odour, taste or color. Chemically speaking, it is known as CO which is one carbon attached to one oxygen molecule. It is produced when a fuel does not burn...
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