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Autumn is a season of spectacular transformation. The air turns crisp, leaves paint the landscape in hues of amber and crimson, and we trade our shorts for cozy sweaters. But as we enjoy the beauty of the season, a different kind of preparation should be on our minds. Fall is the perfect transitional period to ensure our homes are safe, secure, and ready for the colder, harsher weather that winter will bring.
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Dryers are one of the most commonly used appliances in many homes, and like any hard-working machine, they need proper care. While it's easy to remember to clean the lint trap after each use, one often-overlooked chore is cleaning the dryer vent system itself. This small act of home maintenance may help prevent serious problems, including fires, inefficient drying, and expensive repairs.
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As winter sets in, many households turn to various heating sources to keep warm, from space heaters to fireplaces and furnaces. While these options provide much-needed comfort during colder months, they also come with safety risks if not used properly. Here's a guide to help you stay warm and safe this winter with essential tips for home heating safety, covering everything from space heaters and fireplaces to carbon monoxide awareness.
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Winter is coming, whether we're ready or not. Every year, despite all of fall's colorful warning signs, shorter days, and brisk mornings, the first blanket of white always seems to come as an abrupt surprise, dusting all that summer gear you never made it around to storing with regret. This year, no regrets! You're going to clean up, check, and double-check your way to being properly prepared. And here's how you're going to do it.
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Summer's generally agreeable weather and extended daylight hours in Ohio make it an ideal season to tackle renovations, remodels, and other household fix-its. Still, these projects aren't without inherent challenges and risks. A little due diligence at the onset can do much to minimize unhappy surprises and make for successful, stress-free (or, at least, as close as it gets) renovations.
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