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Pool Safety TipsAuthor:
Harry• Tuesday, October 14th, 2014
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If you happen to own a pool, now is the time where you should think about your pool’s safety. Autumn is also the time where you should think about proper maintenance and pool cleaning as to have your pool safe & ready next summer.
I have found several interesting articles on the web that can give you tips in that regards.
You could take a look at http://auburnpub.com/sports/local/walter-are-you-ready-for-summer/article_c30e7e2c-fd18-5074-bfa0-ec6c6638dfdb.html and the YMCA’s safety tips here: http://www.kgns.tv/news/national/headlines/YMCA-pool-safety-tips-for-summer-260675831.html
If you have children, why not sign them up for a swimming class? This can be a lot of fun and can likewise help to avoid bad things from happening if you own a home with a swimming pool.
Fire Safety Tips For Your HomeAuthor:
Harry• Thursday, May 29th, 2014
The nicest home in the world may well become a nightmare should it pose a hazard for our safety and health. Such hazards can be the use of harmful chemicals and substances when the house was built such as asbestos, or a home that would pose severe fire hazard risks
without the proper fire prevention measures in place.
A good example here would be if you happen to have an open fire place but you don’t have any smoke detectors or fire extinguishers anywhere in your home. One spark is all it needs and a fire could easily break out. In such a case this is nothing but a recipe for disaster.
smokeDetectorEven without a fire-place, safety in your home and good fire protection should be very important. At the end, it may be that $10 smoke alarm which might literally save lives!
- Have fire extinguishers in your home. You will never know if and when you may need them, but rest assured if there’s an emergency a fire extinguisher can be a life-saver.
- Install smoke detectors everywhere in your home where appropriate. Such areas where smoke detectors should be considered would be your kitchen and hallways and your basement and attic.
The above are very affordable and simple to establish fire prevention measures that any home owner should take advantage of. The reward will be greater safety and security for your loved ones along with the possibility to prevent major structural damage to your home when a fire is detected early on.
Learn more information about effective fire suppression including kitchen suppression such as the Ansul system at the Argos fire website.