Vandalism Damage

We want to equip you to minimize home injuries with brief tips that go a long way. Stay tuned for more tips!

Do:

-Hose or wash egg damage from building exterior as soon as possible

-Blot freshly spilled food from carpets and fabrics with a dampened cloth or sponge (but don’t overwet). Scrape and blot; don’t rub since it can damage fibers

-Vacuum glass particles from carpets and upholstery.

-Save containers that reveal the composition of spilled inks, cosmetic and paints.

Don’t:

-Attempt to remove ink, paint or cosmetic stains.

-Operate damaged lamps or appliances.

-Discard wood chips, broken pieces from furniture, porcelain or other art objects.

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-Denea Duran

Home Emergency Tips: Part 2

Helpful tips on what to do until help arrives. 

It's time for Part 2 of our 4-part Home Emergency Tips. June is Home Safety Month and we want to equip you to minimize home injuries with brief tips that go a long way. Stay tuned for more tips!

Vandalism Damage

Do:

• Hose or wash egg damage from building exterior as soon as possible.


• Blot freshly spilled food from carpets and fabrics with a dampened cloth or sponge (but don't overwet). Scrape and blot; don't rub since it can damage fibers.


• Vacuum glass particles from carpets and upholstery.


• Save containers that reveal the composition of spilled inks, cosmetics and paints.

Don't:

• Attempt to remove ink, paint or cosmetic stains.


• Operate damaged lamps or appliances.


• Discard wood chips, broken pieces from furniture, porcelain or other art objects.