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Six Tips for a safe and enjoyable summer2014-7-24
Arrived in summer,a lot of people are all about spending time outdoors, either at home or away. Whether people are hitting the road or taking a trip to the local park, it's time for fun in the sun. And when they're preparing for fun outside, remember that there are safety concerns to consider as well.
With that in mind, these six tips to help make the season a safe and enjoyable one for everyone in a household: Make a backyard a safe place. Remember to put garden tools and lawn mowers away in a locked place after use.
Un-stored tools could cause a fall or be used by young children as toys. Secure the shed or garage door with a high-security, weather-resistant padlock. Not only does this deter kids from using tools as toys, it also guards lawn equipment from theft.
Sleep safely with the windows open. Sleeping with open windows provides a cool breeze for pleasant rest and helps many people sleep better. What's more is that it lessens the chance of succumbing to carbon monoxide poisoning, a dangerous nighttime killer.
Unfortunately, it also provides intruders with easy access to a home. If people have a home security system, only 14 percent of North Americans do, according to the recent Safety and Security Survey, make sure it provides window security coverage. Otherwise, use a window-blocking device that prevents windows from opening more than six inches and ensure windows cannot be accessed from outside.
Designate a family meeting spot. More than half of North Americans have not designated a meeting spot in case of a house fire. Choose one with the family now to be prepared in case of a fire. It's also good practice to designate a meeting spot whenever away from home.
Whether at a carnival, park or away on vacation, always come up with a plan of where to meet. This will give everyone peace of mind in case someone in the family is separated from the group.
Check smoke detectors. Properly installed and maintained smoke detectors save lives and protect against injury and loss due to fire. Yet, survey results showed that only seven percent of North Americans test smoke detectors monthly, the recommended frequency to ensure they're always working correctly.
Replace batteries yearly or as soon as a low-battery warning sound, usually a chirping noise is heard. Smoke alarms themselves should be replaced every 10 years.
Create backups. With busy summer schedules, it's easy to forget keys before leaving the house. To avoid being locked out of the house, make extra copies of keys and keep them in a secure spot. A lock box allows people to store extra keys and make it accessible only to those who know the combination.
Prepare for the unexpected. Technology today makes it easier than ever to ensure people are never without important information, such as a child's insurance details or passwords to online accounts. Store digital copies of family important medical and identification information in a secure app for access whenever they are needed. By taking the proper safety precautions, people enjoy a safe and worry-free summer