- Replace your batteries –Smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors can save lives, IF they’re powered on by a fresh battery. Safety experts recommend replacing the batteries in these devices twice a year. In addition, don’t forget to replace the flash light batteries. You never know when severe weather might hit and you could be without power.
- Replace light bulbs – You’ll need some extra lighting for the long dark winter evenings ahead. Be proactive and update light bulbs so you won’t have to replace them in the dark.
- Prepare for cold and flu season – Will your household be prepared when winter strikes? Be sure to check your medicine cabinet now. Throw out expired medications and replenish necessary over the counter medications.
- Prepare a winter emergency kit for your automobile – Such kits can be a lifesaver if you are stuck out in bad weather while driving. These should include items such as: warm clothes, blanket, flashlight, batteries, water, non-perishable snacks, cat litter or sand for traction, ski hat and gloves.
- And while you’re out and about, pay extra attention to your surroundings – especially while walking, shopping, and driving as darkness increases around the time of afternoon rush hour.
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