There are many ways to stay warm during cold days. Unfortunately, some expose us to fire risks. Mind your fires, candles, electrical heaters and gas stoves to prevent fire risk. Contact us on toll-free 433 or contactus@oldmutual.co.zw to find out how to protect your home from fire risks. #OldMutualZW #Homesure
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If you are still without power, light your home safely in the dark. Use flashlights instead of candles to avoid a fire hazard. Remember to keep one light on so you know when power is restored. Learn more about power outage safety at https://lnkd.in/eZ_FW4CG. #ReadyNH #BeSafe #BePrepared #NHwx #WinterStorm #WinterWeather
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Always consider the location of your gas meter during remodels and in snowshed areas. The danger of snow sliding off roofs and hitting gas meters can lead to serious consequences. Stay safe and protect your home! Want to learn more about TRA Snow and Sun? Tap the link below now. Link: https://lnkd.in/eAQjjfzn #HomeSafety #WinterPrecautions #GasMeterAwareness
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Winter is coming Is your home ready? It's important to take steps to prepare your home for the cold weather so you can save yourself money and headaches down the road. Inspect your roof and gutters. Check your heating system. Check your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors. Insulate your home. Seal air leaks. Protect your pipes. Stock up on winter supplies. Winterize your deck and patio. Plan for power outages. I know the challenges our homes face when temperatures drop. So feel free to give me a call, text, or DM me if you have questions about winterizing your home - that’s why I’m here! . . . #8z #anewwayhome #winterhomeprep #coloradowinter #winteriscoming #homeownertips
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Winter is coming Is your home ready? It's important to take steps to prepare your home for the cold weather so you can save yourself money and headaches down the road. Inspect your roof and gutters. Check your heating system. Check your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors. Insulate your home. Seal air leaks. Protect your pipes. Stock up on winter supplies. Winterize your deck and patio. Plan for power outages. I know the challenges our homes face when temperatures drop. So feel free to give me a call, text, or DM me if you have questions about winterizing your home - that’s why I’m here! . . . #8z #anewwayhome #winterhomeprep #coloradowinter #winteriscoming #homeownertips
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Electrical fires are among the most dangerous and destructive types of fire. They can occur suddenly and spread quickly, often resulting in extensive damage to property and serious injuries or even death. This is why it’s essential to take steps to prevent electrical fires. Here are a few simple steps that can help prevent electrical fires in your home or commercial property. #NationalElectricalSafetyMonth
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Here's a home heating tip for you! 🔥 Keeping your oil tank full during the warmer months isn't just about being prepared for the next winter chill – it's an investment in the longevity and efficiency of your heating system. A full tank minimizes condensation, reduces the risk of corrosion, and ensures your home is ready to stay cozy when the temperature drops again. #fewlr #homeheatingtip #oilheating
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If you are in the Scarsdale area, you know how cold it is! Winter is almost here and it couldn't be more obvious! Be sure you're taking precautions with the care of your home with these useful tips! ✅Insulate the pipes. Frozen water pipes can burst and cause the need for costly repairs. ✅Seal drafts by caulking and weatherstripping around windows and door frames. ✅Insulate the attic and check for air leaks. ✅Invest in a whole-home generator to ensure you are not left in the dark during storms or seasonal power outages.
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❄️ Winter is coming... Here are some tips to help get your home ready for the cold, saving you time and money: ☑️ Close, drain and insulate your outdoor tap ☑️ Clean the gutters of any leaves, sticks, or debris that could clog them and cause water damage or ice dams ☑️ Check for any leaks, cracks, or gaps around doors or windows that could let cold air in or warm air out ☑️ Set ceiling fan direction to clockwise to push warm air down and circulate it around the room ☑️ Replace or install storm windows or use window insulating kits to reduce heat loss and improve energy efficiency ☑️ Have your fireplace and chimney inspected and cleaned by a professional ☑️ Test your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and replace the batteries if needed ☑️ Replace the air filters in your furnace and have it serviced by a technician to ensure it is working properly and safely ☑️ Trim any branches that are close to your roof or power lines to prevent them from falling and causing damage or power outages during snow or ice storms This may seem like a long list but you'll be glad you did it when the snow settles! #RealEstate #Realtor
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*To reduce the risk of fire: - Turn off the main electricity switch above your door. - Turn off the gas and call 122. - Try to put out small fires safely. - Close doors to stop the fire from spreading. - Leave if you can't control the fire. - If there's smoke, crawl on your hands and knees to avoid toxic fumes. - If clothes catch fire: - Stop moving. - Drop to the ground. - Roll to put out the flames. #Stay_safe_and_alert
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Electrical fires are among the most dangerous and destructive types of fire. They can occur suddenly and spread quickly, often resulting in extensive damage to property and serious injuries or even death. This is why it’s essential to take steps to prevent electrical fires. Here are a few simple steps that can help prevent electrical fires in your home or commercial property. #NationalElectricalSafetyMonth
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