Smoke Detectors

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By KLMeire 1 comments
Carbon monoxide is an odorless gas which can cause death. Protect yourself, and the ones you love by taking simple steps... more »
By painthorse42 1 comments
Putting a smoke detector in proper places will help keep you & your family/pets safe... more »
By Llewellyn Sampson 1 comments
Take this weekend's "Fall Back" change to Standard Time requirement as an opportunity to synchronize and upgrade your timepieces! Daylight Savings Time is ending... more »
By KLMeire 1 comments
Yes, there IS a difference in smoke detectors, and the choice you make can absolutely determine whether or not you get the warning in time. This article is written with the intentions of steering you in the safest direction... more »
By jpwriter 6 comments
If you have a wood pellet stove or are thinking about buying one and converting to this heating method as a money saving fuel alternative to gas, it's important to know which pellets to choose. Perhaps, you are finally dusting off your old ... more »
By painthorse42 2 comments
Cooking fires can be dangerous & scary. What might start in the frying pan can quickly ignite to the walls and surrounding things. Take some extra steps to keep you and your family safe!.. more »
By Sheila Wilkinson 0 comments
Surviving a house fire begins long before the fire begins because the very best survival technique is preparation. Putting together a plan of escape that the whole family understands is a very important way to protect them. Prevent injuries and ... more »
By Joe Carson 0 comments
CARBON MONOXIDE KILLS..IT DOESN'T HAVE TO!.. more »
By KLMeire 1 comments
At one point or another, you may find yourself in a position in which you may have to fight a housefire. This will teach you the right way to handle your fire extinguisher... more »
By swilso1 5 comments
Productivity. It's a buzz word in business and seldom realized at home. The foundation of productivity is simply getting things done. Well, we all know how to get things done, don't we? Isn't the major enemy of productivity procrastination? We ... more »
By painthorse42 3 comments
Carbon monoxide is an invisible, odorless & colorless gas. Keep your loved ones safe from carbon monoxide poisoning by following some easy steps~.. more »
By Shirley Philbrick 8 comments
Fire is one of the leading causes of death and injury in the home during the holidays in the winter months. Common sense and practical measures can dramatically reduce the odds of your home having a minor, or devastating fire this winter. Read ... more »
By smilesatme1 1 comments
Keeping your home safe from any criminal activities gives the homeowners the ease and comfort in sleeping. Sometimes ,you wonder why you cannot sleep at night? There are many reasons but you might have worries the safety in your house while you ... more »
By Janet Ford 13 comments
Uncle! Uncle! The rising costs of home insurance has many people saying just those words. Fortunately, there are ways that you can significantly lower your home insurance. control is not totally out of your hands. Become a savvy insurance ... more »
By painthorse42 2 comments
Creating a fire escape plan is essential to keeping your family safe. Make it a family night to make a plan on paper, and practice it so you'll know exactly what to do in the event of a fire... more »
By Hapworth 6 comments
As fall arrives, you will find yourself in the house more. This is a good time to update home safety by looking at how you can make your home fire proof... more »
By smilesatme1 0 comments
There are many factors or causes that you can lose your investment or your homes. It can be a natural disaster like hurricane,tornadoes,earthquakes,or flash floods or anything that can damage your residence. Fire is not exempted those lists in ... more »
By bogdwell 0 comments
As winter approaches, there will be a rise in the incidents of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning. Carbon Monoxide is a colorless odorless gas that can be fatal. Here are some ways to protect yourself against carbon monoxide poisoning... more »
By Dave Donovan 2 comments
Carbon monoxide is an invisible, odorless gas that's also known as "the silent killer." Each year, hundreds of people die from overexposure to carbon monoxide, making it extremely important to protect your family by purchasing a carbon monoxide ... more »
By Bobbi Holmes 0 comments
If you are cooking on the stove, and the pan catches on fire, don’t pour water on the fire, as that can cause a grease fire to spread. Keep a lid close by, and if a fire does start in a pan, cover the pan with a lid to extinguish the fire. If ... more »
By MsImmy 6 comments
Here is what to do if you have a small fire in your home or your clothing catches on fire. If it is a big fire, get out and get your family out quickly, safely, and call 911... more »
By LHP140 3 comments
Cooking fires are the number one cause of house fires in America. With these tips, you can reduce your risk of a small grease fire destroying your home... more »
By educatedlady 0 comments
Fires are unexpected and can be dangerous or even fatal. Take appropriate steps to keep you and your family safe... more »
By mosaicmom 5 comments
Smoke alarm always going off when you cook, some suggestions and my solution. Read on!.. more »
By americanguru 6 comments
You can prevent tragedies in your home simply by testing and maintaining your smoke alarms. Every year in the United States, about 3000 people lose their lives in residential fires. Most fire victims die from inhalation of smoke and toxic ... more »