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This is the fourth post in our six-part series on how to prepare your Florida home if you’ll be away for an extended time. We’ve talked previously about what procedures to follow for the kitchen and bath areas…. Read More
Hurricane season is fast approaching, and now is the time to get ready. Whether you’re a long-time resident or someone new to the area, our free, one-hour “Hurricane Preparedness” class will help you brace for the June-November storm… Read More
In our last blog post, we talked about how to prevent mildew and pests in our kitchen area. In this post, the third in a six-part series, we will discuss the laundry and bathroom areas. Laundry Turn off the… Read More
February was American Heart Month, but it’s never too late to learn more about the risks of heart disease. It is the number one killer of women, claiming the lives of one in every three according to the American… Read More
So, you are preparing to leave your home for an extended amount of time and want to prepare correctly. Getting organized and making a plan before you lock your doors will not only help protect your property, but it… Read More
Do you have a seasonal home in Florida, or leave your home here for an extended time? We’ve got some important information for you to consider, before you head away. Your home is one of your largest investments,… Read More
Unoccupied homes in Florida are prime targets for mildew growth, storm damage, pests and a host of other issues. This free class April 16 will show you how to prepare your home — inside and out — before… Read More
Lots of people enjoy getting together for Super Bowl festivities. With the game lasting more than three hours, though, take care that you don’t unwittingly welcome a foodborne illness into the mix. For a memorable party, keeping foods… Read More
Enjoy the taste of homemade jams and preserves from your own fruit. Our Jan. 24 “Canning Strawberry Preserves and Freezer Jams” class will teach the basics of making fruit jam. For the safety of participants, we ask that… Read More
As we approach the holidays, it’s a good time to review key steps to avoid getting a foodborne illness. Think it can’t (or won’t) happen to you? You might want to rethink that. According to the Centers for… Read More
