Safety at Home – Your Kitchen The kitchen is the heart of the home, but when you break it down, it’s full of sharp knives, hot surfaces, heavy appliances, and breakables. Below is a list to consider to make your kitchens safer: Fire Extinguishers Home...
Safety at Home – Your Bathroom The CDC reports that over 230,000 people (15 years and older) visit emergency rooms every year due to injuries that happen in bathrooms—and 14 percent are admitted for prolonged hospital stays. Injuries include burns, falls, and...
Safety at Home – How Safe is Your Bedroom? The average American spends almost eight hours sleeping every day. Since most people slumber in their bedrooms, make sure it’s safe and sound. Below are ways to keep your bedrooms safe: Child-proof Window Locks...
10 Most Dangerous Cities in Georgia – Updated for 2020 Based on the latest FBI crime stats for Georgia (2018 Crime in the United States Report), below is a list of the most dangerous cities in Georgia. The list ranks Georgia cities with over 5,000 people and is...
Safety at Home – The Halls of Your Home Are the hallways in your house considered to be necessary but wasted space? Hallways get us from Point A to Point B, but they can do much more for home security and household safety. Three safety measures to consider in...
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