Resident Safety Tips-Consider Mace
If you are not prepared to carry a weapon , you might want tio consider alternatives such as mace, pepper spray, or a taser to increase your resident safety. All three can in incapacitate an assailant and give you enough time to get to safety, As with guns, it is...
Natural Disasters-Resident Safety
Depending on which part of the United States you live in, you and your home my be at risk for the following disasters that minimize your resident safety: winter storms, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, mudslides, brush and forest fires, and floods, to name a few....
Resident Safety- Arm Your College Dorm
For those living in dorms or other residential areas where alarms are not permitted, there are other forms of protection available for your resident safety. Door-stop alarms, for example, can be purchased for relatively little money. Placed under the door mat under...
Resident Safety- Making Your Home Safe
The first line of defense is to install a good alarm system, not only for when your family is away, but for when you are at home as well. Many homeowners avoid taking such precautionary security measures because they feel alarms do not work , but that kind of thinking...
Resident Safety- Vary Routines
All human beings are creatures of habit. We put on clothes in the same order every morning. We leave for work at the same time each day and we turn the lights off to got o bed around the same time each night, but, have you ever thought the might be watching you and...
Resident Safety-Lost Keys
Many parents worry about their children losing their house keys, but it happens to many adults as well. In either case, it’s vital to take swift action. If their is no hope to finding the keys quickly, you must have the locks changed immediately. The sooner they...
Resident Safety- Stay in Touch
Everyone in the family should know the schedules of ll the other family members-when they are coming and going, where they will be when not at home. Have everyone check in when they arrive at a destination, when they are leaving to come home or when they head to...
Resident Safety-Front Yard Safety
If you live in an area where drive by shootings are common,it’s never a good idea to let your children play in the front yard or on the front porch. However, if you want to let your kids enjoy the outdoors, never allow them to do so unsupervised. You, or...
Resident Safety-Rehearse Your Plan
Just as schools an large businesses post maps of exits routes and conduct fire drills from time to time, so that people know what to do and where t go on case of a real crisis, you should “role play” various scenarios with your family. Make sure that they...WorldWide Shipping
