Safety, Health tips and Pest Control (SHT&PC)

KEEP BED BUGS AWAY!!! Keeping them gone is a very important job for you to do. Here is the important checklist of things that you can do to help you to keep the bed bugs away in any place but in your bed cabins homes as well. 1.     Keep your bedding and clothing clean. When you launder them, make sure that   they are washed in the hottest water permissible. Allow them to remain in the dryer for at least 20 minutes on a medium to high heat. This will kill any lurking bed bugs. 2.     Vacuum your mattress weekly. This means removing coverings, vacuuming the  area around the mattress, the bed frame, the crevices and the carpeting underneath your bed frame effectively. Dispose of the container of the product   that you remove into the trash outside of your home. 3.     Do not try to steam clean your mattress. It is very hard to dry a mattress completely. If you do not accomplish it, there will be problems with things like mold and mildew. Then, the mattress will

Tips No.01 Inland Waterway Q. Why do drowning deaths occur in inland waterways? A. There are many reasons. The flat, still surface of an inland waterway can give a false sense of security. Currents, even in seemingly tranquil waterways, can prove dangerous. Inland waterways are not patrolled by lifeguards, and should someone get into trouble, there may be no one there to assist. Swimmers can also get panicked if they get caught on submerged objects, which are present in many of these waterways. Q. Where do drowning deaths in inland waterways occur? A. In inland waterways there are many environments where drowning deaths have occurred – rivers, lakes, dams, irrigation channels, water tanks and creeks have all been sites of drowning deaths. Q. What safety precautions can I take if I want to swim in an inland waterway? A. Remember that water conditions which may have been suitable previously can change hourly with the current. Submerged objects, like branches or ro