New Year’s Eve is a night that many people look forward to. Whether you decide to stay home or go out to enjoy the festivities, you want to stay safe while ringing in the New Year. To avoid having your night interrupted by an unexpected safety concern, take these tips into consideration.
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With the holiday season comes a lot of bright and festive decorations. These decorations often involve lights and candles. While beautiful, they pose a fire hazard that needs to be considered to keep everyone safe. Here are some fire safety tips that will help prevent any unnecessary injuries and damage.
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Online shopping has become a popular way for consumers to get anything they want, from household items to holiday gifts. According to Tech Report, in 2022, there were over 286 million online shoppers in the US alone.
Shopping has never been easier for consumers, but there are concerns to consider. The biggest one is the safety of your personal information and your money. Here are some tips to make sure that your Cyber Monday shopping leaves you with only your purchases and none of the worries.
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The winter season can be messy and dangerous if you live somewhere that gets excessive rain, snow, or random cold snaps. We can’t always predict exactly how the winter season will shape up in terms of weather, so it’s best to be prepared for anything that may come. Here are some things to think about before winter.
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When it comes to securing your most cherished possessions like valuable jewelry, cash, or important documents within your home, being clever and discreet can make all the difference. Whether you’re hosting a gathering, have a pet sitter in your home, or simply want to protect your valuables in the event of a break-in, these tips will help you keep your prized items safe.
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Pets are awfully cute and cuddly. They’re fun to play with and make the perfect subject for social media posts. Your sweet fur babies can also pose a threat to your home. Many fires are started by cooking, electrical issues, and even arson. According to Preventative Vet, the National Fire Protection Association says that pets are responsible for approximately 1,000 fires every year in the United States. Here’s what you need to know to prevent them as a pet owner.
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October is National Crime Prevention Month, and neighborhood safety is top-of-mind for many people. Residents can play a significant role in neighborhood safety. If everyone works together to monitor what’s happening, the neighborhood can remain safe for everyone. Here are some tips that will help increase neighborhood safety:
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As Labor Day approaches and you prepare to celebrate the end of summer, it’s also time to close up your summer home for the season. Securing your home protects it from the weather and improves the overall safety of your property. A secure home is less likely to be vandalized, robbed, or damaged due to the winter weather.
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Starting college is an exciting time for young adults. For the first time, they get to experience living on their own, where they are responsible for themselves and their space. As a parent, you are likely excited about this new chapter in your child’s life and perhaps a little nervous. Safety is going to be top of mind for you as a parent. Here are some things you should go over with your child before they move into their dorm room or off-campus residence for college.
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People are thinking about saving money now more than ever. According to Exploding Topics, North Americans account for 40% of all smart home consumer spending. Safehome.org states that at least 39 million U.S. households are protected by security systems, with 11% having access control.
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