For instance, in the bathroom be sure to have no slip strips on the bottom of the tub to help prevent slips and falls. To make it even safer, you can also install a hand rail for holding on to. If you have children be sure to keep night lights away from any types of fabrics. If a light happens to overheat, this can cause a fire. You should also opt for a low wattage night light, such as one with LED lights.
As you can see, with just a few small changes here and there in your home, you can really help to increase your and your family’s health and safety. Additionally, there are tips to help you burglar-proof your home, gas leaks dos and don’ts, and emergency numbers that you should have within easy reach. This guide can really come in handy for everyone, so be sure to share it with your family and friends. Home Safety Infographic | Mr. Home Inspection Blog
