Protect Your Car’s Exterior and Extend the Life of Your Vehicle
Halloween is often associated with sweet treats, but sometimes the tricks are not as fun, especially if they affect your personal property. Cars have been known to commonly be egged, marked with silly string, or covered with pumpkin innards. This can damage the car paint, lowering the resale value of your car. Car experts know… read more
Child Safety Seats Expire, Should Be Replaced
Parents who have multiple children know how expensive kids’ products can be, so often they try to cut costs when it comes to buying new things for their children. While this may be a good idea when it comes to some things, car seats are definitely something that should be purchased new in most cases,… read more
Listeria Prompts California Salad Recall
Bagged salad products have been recalled by River Ranch Fresh Foods of California after they were discovered to be contaminated with Listeria, according to recent news sources. About 2,154 cases of the products were recalled after the Ohio Department of Agriculture found the bacteria present. The salad products were distributed in Iowa, Pennsylvania, and Ohio… read more
National School Bus Safety Week Begins Today
This week is National School Bus Safety Week. School buses are considered the safest way for children to get to school, as crashes are extremely rare, and when they do happen, fatalities are also rare, according to recent news reports. The dangerous part about riding a school bus is actually getting to the bus stop…. read more
Uninspected Beef and Pork Products Recalled by Ohio Firm
Certain beef and pork products made by E-Z Shop Kitchens in Ohio have not been inspected by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the Food Safety Inspection Service is warning consumers against the products, according to recent news sources. The “ready to eat” beef and shredded pork products were sold in Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana,… read more
Radon Awareness Week Aims to Prevent Cancer Deaths, Create New Requirements
Radon Awareness Week begins today, and will focus on the risks of radon and the devastating effects it has on those who are victim to it, according to recent news sources. According the the website, radonweek.org, “Radon is naturally occurring, odorless and colorless gas produced by the breakdown of uranium in soil, rock and water…. read more
Halloween Safety Tips for Parents and Kids
Halloween, while usually a fun time for kids and adults alike, can sometimes turn tragic when accidents occur. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, kids under 14 are four times more likely to be killed as walking pedestrians on Halloween than on any other day of the year. The safety hazards that Halloween… read more
FDA to Release Report Detailing Listeria Outbreak Cause
The cause of the deadly outbreak of listeria from Jensen Farms cantaloupes will soon be detailed in a report issued by the Food and Drug Administration, according to recent news sources. The outbreak was the deadliest in decades, killing 23 and sickening 116 others. Illnesses were reported in 25 different states. The report will detail… read more
Mercedes-Benz Annnouces Recall After Discovery of Fuel Filter Leak
Mercedes Benz has announced a recall of some of their vehicles after reports that a fuel filter may have leaking issues, according to recent news reports. Approximately 6,872 of the cars are subject to recall. Among them are the E-, GL-, ML- and R-Classes of the 2011 model year. The 2012 model year S-Class is… read more
Halloween Safety Tips for Pet Owners
Halloween is not just for kids; it’s for pets too! Many pet owners celebrate the holiday with their adorable fluffy friends, and many towns hold annual pet costume contests. This Halloween, make sure your pet is safe by keeping these safety tips in mind. Keep the candy bowl out of reach of your pet. Chocolate… read more
Mini Coopers Under Investigation For Reports of Engine Fires
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is currently investigating Mini Cooper cars after receiving reports of engine fires, according to recent news sources. The complaints were made about the 2007 and 2008 model years of the Mini Cooper S models. Twelve complaints total were filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s Office of Defects… read more
Misbranding of Chicken and Steak Products Causes Recall
A Colorado company is conducting a recall of their chicken and steak products due to misbranding, according to recent news sources. The United States Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service announced that the frozen chicken fajita products may contain steak, and the steak products may contain chicken. Both are made by Phil’s Fresh… read more
