There are few things that say 'family vacation' than a road trip in the summer. No chores, no work, and the promise of new adventures. So, it pays to be safe.
Everyone loves a fun road trip and there's much to be anticipated with new sights, new things to experience, and new memories to make. Which is why being prepared to be safe is the smart way to go.
Topics: safety, health and safety, summer fun, holiday tips, safety tips
The holiday season is a time for family and friends, food and fun. But there are a few things that can spoil your holiday festivities, like getting sick.
Don't let your holiday spirit to get in the way of being safe, taking precautions, and avoiding a bout of something you don't want for Christmas!
Topics: COVID-19, health and safety, sanitation practices, coronavirus, safety tips
The holiday season is typically considered to be the three months from Halloween though New Year's Day. And it can be a wonderful time, but also dangerous!
No one wants to end up in the hospital or emergency ward because of an inconvenient accident - especially not during the holidays.
Topics: large trash, health and safety, holiday tips, safety tips, household waste removal
It's that time of year when many of us need to get our flu shots. Yes, the flu is still a thing, and so are colds. And don't forget your COVID-19 vaccination!
With all of the media attention given to the coronavirus, we can forget the need to guard against other health concerns.
Topics: COVID-19, health and safety, coronavirus, safety tips, vaccination
(Credit: Jeffrey Lovich, USGS. Public domain.)
Vast regions of the American West are in a drought and water has become a critical concern. And California, the hardest hit, also has the largest demand.
For California residents, as well as other states in the West, conserving water is far more than a smart thing to do. It has become a survival issue for many.
Topics: health and safety, safety tips, drought resistant, low water lawn, conservation
2021 has turned out to be as bad as last year when it comes to distress, disease, and disasters. But it's just as important to stay safe in the aftermath.
Whether it's smoke, water, fire, flood, storms, or some other event, staying safe after something has happened is just as critical as staying safe when it's happening.
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, storm cleanup, safety tips, smoke damage, flood damage, wildfire
[This article was originally published in August 2011 during a previous heatwave. It has been revised and updated for August 2021.]
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, junk removal, health and safety, summer fun, safety tips
Across the US fire season has arrived and, with drought hitting hard, many owners need home hardening and junk removal to protect their homes and property.
High winds and ultra-dry conditions means that anything flammable near a home can become fuel. This is not the time of year to leave excess junk piled outside and near structures.
Topics: junk removal, safety, disaster cleanup, health and safety, safety tips, home hardening
Now that we're past Memorial Day, it appears we can have a summer of outdoor fun and relaxation without masks once again. But we still need to be safe.
While not every area is completely out from under restrictions, it seems that we will be able to pursue our favorite summer activities this year with little or no health mandates. However, just being outdoors carries risks for people.
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, safety, health and safety, summer fun, safety tips
Finally, the vaccines the world's been waiting for are here. But do you know how to stay safe after your COVID-19 vaccination?
There are many myths and misconceptions about post-vaccination practices. Stay informed.
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, COVID-19, health and safety, coronavirus, safety tips