Disaster Preparedness
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A cluttered garage can quickly turn from a place of convenience to a chaotic, unusable space. If you’re staring at piles of old tools, boxes, or sports gear, it might feel like you’ll never be able to reclaim your garage. You’re not alone in that feeling! A 2022 survey shared by the CRAFTSMAN® found that…
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The beginning of spring brings a fresh slate—so why not give your home the same refresh? According to the New York Post, Americans believe there’s a strong correlation between starting a new year and the state of their home. Up to 66% report that starting the new year clutter-free is “key,” and 83% say having…
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Natural disasters like hurricanes leave behind more than just destruction—they leave communities overwhelmed with the daunting task of cleanup. From damaged property to downed trees and widespread debris, the aftermath can feel insurmountable. Take Florida, for instance, which has been hit by several hurricanes in recent years. According to Jax Today, Hurricane Milton (the 3rd…
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The holidays are a time for gathering with loved ones, sharing delicious meals, and creating lasting memories. But with all the festivities comes the inevitable increase in… stuff. Did you know that Americans generate 25% more waste between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day than any other time of year? Much of this holiday excess ends…
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With hurricane season becoming more unpredictable and severe every year, Florida homeowners must take steps to protect their properties in advance. Fortunately, many people are more aware of disaster preparation than ever. FEMA reported a large increase in the percentage of people who assembled or updated supplies (from 33% in 2022 to 48% in 2023). …
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