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Keep safety in mind when using your snow thrower

When snowflakes pile up, knowing how to use your snow thrower safely is an important responsibility.

“A snow thrower is indispensable during the winter for home and business owners,” said Kris Kiser, the president and CEO of the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute.

“But remember, never put your hand in the auger or chute of a snow thrower to clear a blockage. You should always use a cleanout tool to remove snow or debris that gets stuck in your snow thrower.”

Kiser offers 10 tips to help you operate snow removal equipment safely: Look over the owner’s manual Remember to review your owner’s manual for safe handling procedures. Most manuals can be found online, too.

Clear pathways and driveways ahead of a storm Heavy snowfall can hide objects that could clog the chute or damage your equipment. When snow is forecast, clear the area of doormats, sleds, boards, wires and other debris before flakes fall.

Have the right fuel on hand Use the correct fuel recommended

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Store and use fuel properly Always store fuel in authorized containers. Avoid spills by using containers with spouts. Fill up the fuel tank outside and before you start the engine and while the engine is cold. Never add fuel to a running or hot engine.

Know how to operate controls Review safe handling procedures for equipment, including how to stop the snow thrower quickly and immediately. If you need to remove debris or unclog the chute, always turn off your snow thrower first.

Ensure safety guards are functioning Never remove safety guards and always keep your equipment in good working order.

Never operate your snow thrower

without good visibility or light Keep a strong footing and firm hold on the handles. Wear safety glasses, warm clothing, and heavy footwear that can handle slippery surfaces. Eye, hearing or head protection gear may be needed.

Use extreme caution on slopes and hills Do not attempt to clear steep slopes.

Use caution when changing directions on slopes with your snow thrower.

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Set up a safe work zone Do not operate your snow thrower close to people and pets. Keep bystanders, children and animals out of your work area. Never throw snow toward people or cars. Don’t let anyone stand in front of your snow thrower.

Know your energy level Excessive vibration, noise, emissions and uncomfortable positions may cause fatigue. Take frequent rests.

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You and your family can weather any storm more easily with the proper precautions and preparations.

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Generac gives tips to prepare a safe, winter storm-ready home Ice, snow, wind and freezing temperatures create hazardous winter conditions that can lead to utility power failures. Preparing the home for extreme winter weather is central to creating a safe and comfortable environment. Generac Power Systems offers an abundance of helpful tips for preparing a safe and winter storm-ready home.

Focus first on emergency power Power loss can have a negative and cascading effect on the home that amplifies existing health and safety risks. Arranging for backup power with a home standby generator is the best way to ensure a warm, well-lit, safe environment for homebound families.

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important to consult an expert, such as an authorized Generac dealer, who is familiar with local electrical and building codes as well as product options to meet personal and home needs.

Perform outside maintenance Trimming long tree branches near the house and powerlines reduces the risk of home damage and power outages. Keep gutters, exterior chimneys and vents clear of debris and snow.

Cover window wells with plastic to keep water from seeping into the basement.

If you’re using a portable generator, it’s important to use it safely. Clear an exterior area for safe use of the unit. Never operate a portable generator inside the home or in a garage. Portable generators must be stationed outside, a safe distance away from windows or doors, while in operation.

Keep storm safety and maintenance tools accessible in the garage Make sure the snow blower and portable generator are working properly. Winterize automobiles with a full tank of gas, water, flashlights, a snowbrush, sand, warm clothing and blankets. Keep a supply of sand, salt, snowmelt and shovels for clearing the driveway, walkway and steps.

Stock the pantry and kitchen with food, water and first aid supplies Keep a three-day supply of food and water for family and pets and a first aid kit with bandages, alcohol wipes, antibiotic ointment and a thermometer.

Double-check the medicine cabinet in the bathroom Running out of life-

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sustaining medications can be disastrous when wintry conditions preclude a trip to the pharmacy. A three-day supply of medications –both over-the-counter and prescriptions – is recommended. Stock water for flushing if the home is on a septic system.

The home office is command central for emergencies Vital documents may be needed at a moment’s notice. Keep a list of medications and other pertinent medical information, the deed or lease to your home, birth certificates, insurance policies, and family and emergency contact information together in the home office.

For more information and detailed weather-related safety tips, visit www. generac.com/storm-prep.

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5 kitchen updates that stand the test of time

Whether you’re undergoing a full-scale kitchen renovation or a simple refresh, design decisions can oftentimes feel overwhelming.

Renowned interior designer and artistic advisor to LG STUDIO appliances, Nate Berkus, shares advice for making no-fail design decisions that will stand the test of time.

“Your kitchen is command central in the home. We spend so much of our time here, whether it’s day-to-day activities with the family or hosting weekend get-togethers with friends. So, making timeless design decisions up front can help create the perfect space that you’ll enjoy today and still love in twenty years,” Berkus says.

Berkus shares his five top tips for making design decisions that last:

FOREVER FINISHES

When it comes to finishes, keep things classic. The best options are always the ones that have been around for decades – if they’ve been popular since the 1920s, there’s a good chance they’ll remain a staple for years to come. Think white subway tile, marble countertops, brass pulls and classic painted cabinetry.

MAXIMIZE COUNTER AND ISLAND SPACE

Your countertops are used for much more than preparing food – homework, art projects, family gatherings, late night get-togethers – it all happens in your kitchen. You want to maximize counter space, and make sure your island is hardworking. Quick tip – store your small appliances, like toasters and blenders, in your cabinets to free up counter space for all the other things you need it for.

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PICK THE BEST APPLIANCES

There is truly no better investment for your kitchen than hardworking appliances. It doesn’t matter what backsplash you choose – if your kitchen doesn’t function well, what’s the point?

Berkus is a huge fan of the Black Stainless Steel LG STUDIO appliances which he helped design. They feature a pro-style, sophisticated aesthetic with innovative features inside and out to make life easier. Because that is what smart innovation, and hardworking appliances are about.

BRIGHTEN YOUR SPACE

Lighting is crucial in the kitchen and most people underestimate how many they need. You want a mix of overhead lighting, pendant lights and counter-top lighting. Shop your local antiques mall for options – you’ll be amazed at how much character a vintage light fixture will add, and they don’t have to break the bank.

SHOW YOUR PERSONALITY IN THE DETAILS

Shop your own home for accessories for your kitchen. It can be as simple as a framed black and white photograph of your family or unique ceramic bowls and plates you picked up during your travels.

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These warmer tones create an inviting feeling, and while grays will continue to be popular, look for hybrid hues that blend the best of gray with warmer undertones for colors that are unique, yet familiar.

New neutrals dominate the color trends of 2017 Home decor: The hottest colors of 2017 From furniture to walls, new homes to remodels, cool grays have dominated home design palettes for the last five years. Look to 2017 to gently shake things up with a focus on fresh neutrals that bring warm and cool tones together to create versatile color with timeless appeal.

One of the most notable trends of the year is the transition of neutrals from monochrome gray to warmer hues, including complex taupe, beige, khaki and brown colors.

The perfect example of this trend is Poised Taupe (SW 6039), the Sherwin-Williams 2017 Color of the Year. Earthen brown combines with conservative gray resulting in a weathered, woodsy and complex neutral that fits well in virtually any room.

“Poised Taupe celebrates everything people love about cool gray as a neutral, and also brings in the warmth of brown, taking a color to an entirely new level,” says Sue Wadden, director of color marketing for Sherwin-Williams. “Not cool or warm, nor gray or brown, Poised Taupe brings a sense of coziness and harmony that people are seeking.”

If you’re looking to refresh your space with this new color trend, there are countless opportunities.

Here are four stunning home decor themes using this up-and-coming color:

CORNFLOWER HUES

With its cool-yet-warm vibe, Poised Taupe is an ideal complement to cornflower hues. For example, when paired with the faded indigo of

Stardew (SW 9138), it creates a charming palette ideal for French countryside aesthetics. This fun twist on a classic is sure to produce timeless results in the kitchen or living spaces.

ORGANIC RE-IMAGINED

Create an updated nature-inspired palette in your home with citrus green; weathered bronze, mustard yellow and light, cool-toned blue paired with earthy neutrals like Poised Taupe.

This contemporary organic look is perfectly reimagined for the modern world with just the right amount of visual appeal.

WINE AND TAUPE

Saturated color pairings that evoke deep moods are gaining popularity. Taking cues from baroque and romanticism designs, the SherwinWilliams Noir palette is rich with colors that are reminiscent of vine-ripe fruits, dramatic wine colors and deep blues. Balance this mysterious palette with a neutral like Poised Taupe and you’ll have a look that is unexpected and gorgeous.

YELLOW POP

Gray tones always provide a clean, modern base, but contrasting these hues with vivid colors allows you to transform any room into a contemporary paradise. Try using the deep teal of Marea Baja (SW 9185) and sunny hued Bee (SW 6683) alongside Poised Taupe to create a graphic look perfect for the office or kids rooms.

Ready to make this the year you update your house with fresh designs and stunning colors? To learn more about top trends for 2017, visit www. sherwin-williams.com.

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Four tips to help keep your home warm, comfortable and energy efficient this winter

With winter comes the holiday season, a time that’s supposed to be associated with “comfort and joy.” But how joyful will it be if pests invade your house, or if your home is cold and drafty? Help stay warm all winter long by addressing factors like air leaks from gaps and cracks that can make your home feel uncomfortable.

“Drafts and heat loss are common problems in the winter, and they affect homes of every age, size and construction,” says Gary Parsons, fellow at The Dow Chemical Company. “Those factors can seriously affect your home’s energy efficiency and how comfortable it feels. Fortunately, it’s not difficult to deal with issues like air leaks and insulation, and doing so can significantly improve your home’s function and livability.”

Parsons suggests these steps to help ensure a draft-free, pest-free and comfy home this winter season:

Seal cracks and gaps Gaps and cracks throughout the home allow hot air to escape and cold air and pests to enter. Energy Star estimates that homes can have a half-mile or more of cracks around doors, windows and sill plates alone, and those aren’t the only places in a home where gaps can exist. Air duct joints, points where piping enters a home, and anywhere wood meets concrete (such as around the foundation) are locations where cracks and gaps can occur.

Sealing cracks can help prevent air leakage, improve a home’s overall energy efficiency and block out pests and insects. In fact, homeowners can save an average of 15 percent on heating and cooling by air sealing their homes and adding insulation, according to Energy Star.

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According to the U.S. Department of Energy, dirty air filters restrict airflow; making HVAC systems work harder and consume more energy to heat your home.

Don’t overlook little things Things as simple as a forgotten window left cracked in summer months or neglecting to close the flue in your wood-burning fireplace can all affect the amount of heat and comfort that escape your home in the winter.

Before the weather turns very cold, make a sweep through your home and check for these minor but important points:

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