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5 Extra Fire Safety Measures for Your Home
We would not manage to go by in our everyday lives without fire, which is a constant source of danger if we do not handle it carefully or if we let it go out of control. According to statistics and medical experts, more than 23,000 people suffer from smoke inhalation each year—with approximately 20% of them dying from related heart or respiratory complications. Read More
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How to Keep Your House Safe from Fires
Nobody likes to hear this, but our homes are very exposed to household fires every single day. You cook every day, all your appliances work in the same time, and you use plenty of methods of heating in winter or cooling down in summer.
Even if you use the latest and safest electronics, it’s always better to be safe than sorry!
Let’s see today a few tips, tricks, and information to help you keep your house safe from fires! Read More
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Childproofing – safety tips for toddlers and moms
Until the age of 2-3 years old, newborns need plenty of security and safety home measures, as almost anything can happen to them the second the mom looks away. Besides covering the outlets and protecting the sharp furniture corners, and besides childproofing everything, there are plenty of other tips, tricks and solutions parents can use to keep both the toddler and the mom safer and in a state of comfort. Read More
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5 Easy Home Safety Tips to Try for Your Peace of Mind
Keeping your home and your family safe has always been important. In this fast pace world we live in is even more important to be able to feel safe, especially in your own home.
Today we will look at five easy and smart home safety tips to keep everyone safer and preserve a much needed peace of mind especially if you are away from home or you live alone.
1. Use the child’s room smartly
A burglar wants to rob you fast and with as little risks as possible, this is why many burglaries are limited to the living room or the master bedroom’s closets or nightstands. Of course, it is always better to keep money, jewelry and other valuables in a safety deposit box in a bank, but if you keep some of them home, hide them in the children’s sock drawers or toys piles, especially if you leave the house for a few days in a row. Read More
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Healthcare apps that make a difference
It’s amazing to think that today there are apps that can interpret the symptoms of a disease and get you an accurate answer and help you find treatment. This saves us time, money and maybe even a doctor’s appointment.
Healthcare app mobile industry is getting hugely popular and profitable with new ideas coming up and new startups appearing all the time. Read More
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Staying safe online
Cyberspace is not the friendliest of environments one can spend time in.
Online privacy and online security become more and more concerning not only for corporations, but for private individuals as well – maybe even more for the latter, as all sorts of predators and bullies act out in the open.
When we are offline we have a clear idea of how and who to ask for help, and the Red Panic Button is a great improvement toward this purpose. Read More
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Is your house safe from burglars and a home break in?
Whether you live in an urban apartment or a residential suburb house you cannot eliminate the possibility of a home break in. Burglars have their ways of learning if you have valuable possessions in your home. And today, in a super cyber-oriented world, they don’t need your cash or jewelry or tech gadgets anymore as they can clean you bank accounts in the blink of an eye. This is why today we will try to cover the basic home safety options you should consider to keep all perpetrators away from your home and family. Read More