As the days get shorter and the temperatures drop, homeowners naturally rely more on heating systems, fireplaces, and other combustion based appliances to stay comfortable indoors. While those systems serve an essential purpose, they also introduce a silent, invisible hazard: carbon monoxide (CO). For homes inspected by Cosmic Property Inspections, understanding the increased risk of…
As seen on https://www.cosmicpropertyinspections.com/blog August is National Water Quality Month, a timely reminder for homeowners, especially those who rely on private well water, to prioritize the safety and purity of their water supply. Unlike municipal water sources, private wells aren’t regularly tested or regulated by government agencies, placing the responsibility squarely on homeowners to maintain…
Originally published at diabeteslife.org Hospital hallways are busy and often populated by nurses, doctors, family members, and patients with physical or mental challenges and disabilities. Everything about them, from the floor to the walls, must be safe and ergonomic. In this environment, sharp edges like wall corners can quickly become risky for people with impaired…
Originally published here at Big Bee Little Bee Summer is a season filled with sunshine, outdoor activities, and plenty of fun for kids. However, for children with eczema, this time of year can bring its own set of challenges. The heat, humidity, and exposure to various triggers can exacerbate their symptoms, causing discomfort and frustration.…
With pain shooting through your lower back, buttocks, and legs, you might begin to wonder what exactly is causing all this discomfort.
The rate of caregiving in the U.S. has spiked from 16.6% in 2015 to 19.2% this year, and caregivers are also commonly caring for more than one individual at a time.
Convalescence is the most critical step in a patient’s road to recovery, and creating a healing and functional environment is essential for proper rehabilitation.
Considering lead-based paints were banned for residential use by 1978, you might think lead poisoning would no longer be a worry in most households today.
Originally published on OH&S Online Magazine. Staying healthy amid the Coronavirus pandemic can be especially tricky for those who live with heart conditions.
