Kelly King+Followunplug these 4 appliances every timeKeep your home safe and reduce energy use by unplugging these appliances after each use! 1. Countertop appliances: Toasters, air fryers, and crock pots can pose fire hazards. 2. Candle warmers: Always unplug when done to prevent accidents. 3. Space heaters: Don’t leave them plugged in unattended. 4. Hair tools: Unplug hair dryers and straighteners to avoid shocking risks. Stay safe and save! 🔌✨ #HomeSafety #EnergySavings #UnpluggedLiving #Tech29018Share
gregorybrown+FollowScorpions in Your House? Here’s the Real DealScorpions are popping up in homes thanks to the heat, but don’t freak out—most of them are harmless! Turns out, these ancient creatures are more scared of us than we are of them. Only one U.S. species is truly dangerous (looking at you, Arizona bark scorpion), and the rest are basically the bee stings of the arachnid world. Want to keep them out? Seal up cracks, clear clutter, and keep things tidy. Who knew scorpions were just looking for a cool spot to chill? #News #Scorpions #HomeSafety60Share
robertjones+FollowThis Homecoming Was Straight Outta Final DestinationImagine coming home from vacation and finding out your kitchen almost turned into a disaster movie—literally. A clock fell off the wall, bounced off a pot, and somehow flipped the gas stove on. The odds? Wild. The Redditor who shared this story says it felt like a Final Destination scene. PSA: Maybe add 'turn off the gas' to your pre-trip checklist. Also, induction cooktops are looking pretty good right now. Anyone else double-checking their stove knobs? #HomeSafety #FinalDestination #TravelFails #News40Share
suarezpatricia+FollowIs Your Oven a Hidden Danger?A doctor just dropped a bombshell: your gas stove could be leaking carbon monoxide—a totally invisible, odorless poison—right into your home. Even after a big recall, some ZLINE gas ranges are still spewing dangerous levels. Carbon monoxide sends over 100,000 people to the ER every year! If you’re thinking about switching, induction stoves are safer, faster, and might even save you money (plus, there are rebates!). Would you swap out your gas stove after hearing this? #HomeSafety #CarbonMonoxide #KitchenUpgrade #Health00Share
Susan Ball+FollowWhy I’m Locking My Bedroom Door NowEver thought locking your bedroom door was overkill? Same—until I read these 7 reasons. Turns out, it’s not just about keeping out intruders (though that’s a biggie). It’s also about privacy, keeping kids and pets safe, protecting valuables, and even slowing down smoke in a fire. Honestly, locking up at night is such a simple move for way more peace of mind. Anyone else already doing this, or have a wild story where it helped? #homesafety #lockyourdoors #securitytips #Home5111Share
Austin Fields MD+FollowAmazon Faucets Flagged for Toxic Lead!Did you buy a bathroom or kitchen faucet on Amazon lately? The CPSC just warned that some popular models—like VESLA HOME, KZH, CEINOL, and Rainsworth—were found to have dangerous lead levels. Even if they’ve got great reviews, these faucets could be seriously risky, especially for kids and pregnant people. The companies haven’t recalled them yet, so check your order history ASAP and swap them out if you spot one! #AmazonFinds #ProductRecall #HealthAlert #LeadWarning #HomeSafety #Shopping00Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowBaking Cookies, Met a Bear?!Imagine baking cookies and looking up to see a black bear staring at you through your kitchen window! That’s exactly what happened to Madison Dalton in Virginia. She was just minding her own business when a bear, lured by her bird feeder, showed up for a snack. Her dog’s barking scared it off, but wildlife experts say bear visits are getting more common as animals search for food. Pro tip: secure your trash and bring in those bird feeders! #BearEncounter #Wildlife #HomeSafety #Nature #ViralStory #Science00Share
DreamDustDancer+FollowFeeling Anxious About a Possible Break-In Tonight? Here’s What I’m DoingTonight, I have this uneasy feeling that someone might try to break into my place. It’s honestly got me on edge, but I’m not just sitting around worrying. I’ve double-checked all my doors and windows, left a few lights on, and even put some shoes by the door to make it look like people are home. I also let my neighbors know, just in case. Has anyone else dealt with this kind of anxiety? What steps did you take to feel safer? Drop your tips or stories below! #HomeSafety #StayAlert #CommunitySupport #PeaceOfMind #Cars00Share
Lori Elliott+FollowGas Stoves & Kids: What No One Told UsJust found out gas stoves in 2 out of 5 US homes might nearly double kids’ cancer risk compared to adults—thanks to benzene, a chemical they release when cooking. Kids breathe in more of it because of their size, and the risk is way higher in small apartments with bad ventilation. Experts say opening windows or switching to electric stoves can help. Wild how something so common could be so risky! #GasStoveRisks #IndoorAirQuality #HealthAlert #Parenting #HomeSafety #Health20Share
William Wilkerson+FollowWould You Cook Here? Wild Kitchen SetupImagine moving into a dreamy Brooklyn apartment—except the kitchen has no windows, no vent, and a gas stove. People online are freaking out, calling it a total safety hazard (and honestly, I’d be nervous too). Apparently, gas stoves can pump out some nasty stuff like carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide, and without ventilation, it’s a recipe for trouble. Some folks suggest switching to induction burners or at least making sure your CO alarm works. Would you risk it or make the switch? #ApartmentLife #KitchenFails #GasStove #HomeSafety #RenterProblems #Home00Share
