Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Educating Kids about Fire

Have you educated your kids about fire safety? Do you know how to talk about fire safety with your kids? 


Here are a few tips:

-Keep matches and lighters in a secured drawer or cabinet.

-Have your children tell you when they find matches and lighters.

-Develop a home fire escape plan. Practice it with your children and designate a meeting place outside.

-Supervise young children closely. Do not leave them alone even for short periods of time.

-Take the mystery out of fire by teaching children that fire is a tool, not a toy.

-Teach children the nature of fire. It is FAST, HOT, DARK and DEADLY!

-Demonstrate how to stop, drop to the ground and roll if their clothes catch fire.

-Show children how to crawl low on the floor, below the smoke, to get out of the house and stay out in the case of fire.

-Teach children not to hide from firefighters, but to get out quickly and call for help. 




-Denea Duran

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

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.

For more information: http://www.servprolexingtonsc.com/biohazard-crimescene-vandalism-cleanup


-Denea Duran

Friday, February 22, 2013

Fun Friday: Save your money $$


Do you want to save money and create your own cleaning products?! Found some great recipes to help you save money!  


12 oz. of White Vinegar
12 oz. of Dawn Dish soap
1 tsp. of Laundry Detergent


also known as "kitchen Magic" This stuff will get through anything, make your sink and shower shine like new, and save you when just about nothing else works. The laundry detergent is optional-I add it simply to cover some of the vinegar smell!



Window Cleaner

1 oz. of White Ammonia
4 oz. of Rubbing Alcohol
1 drop of Laundry Detergent
Fill remaining space with Water
 This is streak free, just like we like it. You can add a few drops of blue food coloring if you want it to resemble windex more (since it's mostly WATER), but there's truly no need~I've actually found I like this more than windex!

Bleach Cleaner

2 oz of Bleach
1 tsp. Laundry detergent
Fill the remaining space with Water
Because everyone needs a bleach cleaner!

-Denea Duran





Thursday, February 21, 2013

Sea World Harlem Shake Video


What is the deal with all of these Harlem Shake videos?? This video was brought to my attention today and thought this might make your day a little better! Enjoy! If you have any other Harlem Shake videos you think I should see email me at : Servprowcola@gmail.com


-Denea Duran



Wednesday, February 20, 2013

The Truth about Mold





Mold occurs naturally throughout the environment both indoors and outdoors. In fact, mold spores could be found in nearly every structure in the United States regardless of how new or clean the structure is. That’s because mold in normal amounts is no more dangerous than dust or pollen. Even through some forms of mold can add value to our lives, other forms can be harmful. Excessive amounts of mold, different types of mold or exposure to molds may present health concerns for some people. If there is an ongoing moisture problem in your office, your home or in your customer’s home it is important to be alert for:

-The presence of visible mold.
- Strong, musty odors which may indicate mold is present
-Any evidence of past moisture problems that might have caused mold growth


These conditions may require the expertise of a qualified Indoor Air Quality/ Environmental Professional to inspect the building for mold growth and water damage problems. If you think you or your customer might have a mold problem, check out our website for more information or give us a call: 803-755-9774. 


-Denea Duran


Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Does your business have an emergency plan?


Preparedness Tips:


-Designate an out of town phone number where employees can leave an “I’m okay” message in a catastrophic disaster.

-Have emergency preparedness materials, such as evacuation routes and shelter in place areas, prominently displayed.

-Ensure you have established staff members who are responsible for communicating regularly to employees in the event of an emergency.

-Talk to your neighbors about how you can work together during an emergency. Find out if anyone has any specialized equipment, like a generator or medical knowledge/ first aid training. 


-Denea Duran

Friday, February 15, 2013

Fun Friday: Video Fun



Happy Friday! While searching the web, I found this inspirational video below! So cute, you must watch it! Also for Valentine's Day we premiered a new video so check it out and leave us a comment!








-Denea Duran