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Some people may be unaware that mold is lurking in their homes. Mold that is left to grow will eventually release spores, which can easily travel around your home, where your family will inhale them. This can cause respiratory infections, allergy symptoms, skin irritation, and other health problems. People who are allergic to mold and immuno-compromised can experience even more severe reactions. The Dangers of Mold in Your Air Conditioning System Mold in your air conditioning system can allow spores to spread throughout your home more easily. As the cold air travels through the ducts, spores can attach to the ductwork, growing more mold. Over time, mold spores concentrate and replicate, which can cause spores to spread to every room in your home. You and your family could be inhaling mold spores during the day and while sleeping without even realizing it. How Does Mold Grow in Your Air Conditioning

We tend to think of our home as our refuge. Our safe place to live, rest, and relax. So, it can be one of the most devastating life events if home fires occur. One of the best ways to prevent a home fire is to know what potential dangers may be around your home. Identifying these dangers can help you keep your property and family safe before it’s too late. Cooking The number one cause of home fires is cooking, according to the U.S. Fire Administration (USFA). Most residential fires start in the kitchen. They are usually due to unattended cooking, especially when using grease or oil on a stovetop. Once a grease fire has started, it can be quite difficult to extinguish. Some helpful tips when cooking: Always stay in the kitchen when conducting heat source cooking Keep flammables such as dish towels, oven mitts, and food packaging away

No one wants to walk down the stairs into their home basement and find it flooded. Seeing standing water in a home can cause almost anyone to panic. Most people are so focused on the water. They don’t think about the electrocution danger right in front of them. Entering a flooded basement can be hazardous and even fatal. Water and electricity can be a deadly combination. What do you do to keep yourself safe from electrocution when faced with a flooded basement? Cut the Power and Gas First, never step foot in a flooded basement, no matter how little water there may be. If just part of your basement is flooded and there are still dry spots, disconnect all gas and electric service to the entire property if it is safe to do so. Do not attempt to turn off the power at the breaker box if you must stand