How to Avoid Mayhem This Holiday
20 Dicembre 2022 - 04:10PM
Business Wire
Allstate highlights five ways to keep danger
and destruction out of your home
There’s no place like home for the holidays. But is your home
ready? With December festivities in full swing, we’ve made a list
of tips to help keep your home merry and Mayhem-free.
- Cook with care: When making meals and treats for holiday
visitors, don’t get distracted: keep an eye on the stove and oven
to prevent a fire from sparking. If you cook with a deep fryer,
make sure the food is fully thawed so it won’t cause the oil to
splatter, which can also lead to a fire.
- Distance flammables: Keep Christmas trees and candles at
least three feet from anything that can burn, especially furniture,
curtains, and decorations. A dry tree can be a fire hazard.
- Protect pets: Choose lights and ornaments with caution.
If your pet loves chewing on anything they can get their teeth on,
eye-catching decorations such as tinsel, glass ornaments, and
electrical cords can be extremely dangerous if eaten or played
with.
- Clear pathways: If you live somewhere that tends to get
snow and ice, clear walkways and driveways to prevent slips and
falls.
- Use home security: If you’re in and out of your home
more often, take extra care to lock doors and windows and activate
your alarm system when you leave.
- Keeping lights on a timer can help fool thieves into thinking
you're home.
- Have a neighbor check your mail to keep it from piling up and
potentially getting stolen.
- Invest in technology such as a doorbell cameras that can detect
and alert you of activity around your home.
Are you taking the right steps to help protect your home and
valuables this holiday season? Visit Allstate.com/resources for
more seasonal tips.
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Alexandria Bennett mediateam@allstate.com 847-402-5600
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