Tag: Prevention

10 Practices to Prevent Acne

Jonathan from SkinHelpers has more than 15 years of experience in the treatment of skin related issues. Throughout his journey, he found that knowledge, prevention, and continuity in individual behavior has the great potential to fight skin issues like acne. So, he came up with an Infographic that will help you to prevent and find potential causes of your acne! He is convinced that little changes in our daily routines will have a huge impact on the frequency and severity of acne outbreaks. If you are able to integrate those practices into your daily routine, you will be able to let go of potentially harmful medications and see results within a few weeks!

An infographic by SkinHelpers.

Flooding Complications to Look Out For #infographic

The three major hurricanes of 2017, Harvey, Irma, and Maria left a lot of damage in their wake, For homeowners whose homes could be repaired, the road is filled with insurance and restoration challenges. As they prepare to take on this challenge, there are flooding complications that every homeowner should be aware of. The complications from electrical, mold and foundation damage should be top of the mind for these homeowners.

Signs of foundation damage include a learning chimney, cracks in your walls, and sinking spots near foundation walls. Mold damage is usually identified by a visible growth, distinct smell, or a gradual onset of allergies. Lastly, electrical damage can typically be identified by flickering lights or outlets that are hot to the touch. If you’re concerned that your home may have previously suffered from water damage or if it recently suffered from water damage, make sure to check out all of the possible signs of water damage. Follow the recommended actions, and never enter a home that was flooded without having a professional check it out first.

An infographic by B-AIR.

Top 5 Moving Problems and Solutions #Infographic #Moving

If you have ever shown up to help someone move, then you probably know that most of us do not have the best tools to get the job done. You go to help a friend move, only to find that they are not at all prepared for the situation. But it is probably too late to turn back, so you have to dig in and do your part. Sheer brute force may have worked before, but risking injury and spending all your energy isn’t as appealing when you see the alternative.

Whether it is not having good packing tape, or if it is trying to carry 27 boxes full of books by hand, these problems have simple solutions. We hope this infographic from MovingBlankets.com helps you or a friend make a moving situation more bearable. Maybe you can even print this for a friend before you show up to make sure they get the hint. Who knows, it might even be fun!

An infographic by Moving Blankets.

15 Ways You’re Damaging Your Eyesight and How to Avoid Them #Infographic #Eyesight

Did you know that some countries require individuals to have a 20/20 vision to get a driver’s license? Bet you didn’t also know that some jobs require their employees to have perfect vision.

Having a 20/20 vision is not something that people appreciate every day. With the fast-paced lifestyle and developing technology today, people tend to abuse their eyes such that they are already causing damage to their vision without even knowing it. Even the use of corrective lenses or prescribed eyeglasses wouldn’t bring back the perfect eyesight you’d wish to have—at all.

Having undamaged eyesight lets you enjoy the simple things in life, and being vigilant enough is the best way to achieve this. As they say, prevention is still better than cure. Therefore, one must value the gift of perfect eyesight before it’s too late.

To help you determine which habits are bad for your eyes, as well as the factors you should be aware of to avoid damaging your eyesight, check out the infographic below.

As you reach the end of the article, we hope that you can see things way clearer without the hassle of having to wear glasses or lenses anymore.

An infographic by Vision Express.

The Hidden Dangers of the Backyard #Infographic #Backyard

Backyards can be a perfect place to entertain family, friends, and guests, but there are some hidden dangers in the backyard that you may not know. Discover the facts and learn what it takes to create a safe yard environment for your friends and family.

One of the most common backyard injuries comes from trampolines. It goes without saying that if you have a trampoline, you are exposing your family to a large risk of injury. Minimize that chance by providing safety netting and keeping your trampoline away from fences and objects that could aid in injury if someone were to fall off the edge such as concrete and rocks.

Did you know between 1996 and 2012, about 184 infants and young children died from exposed window wells? Exposed window wells injure nearly 2000 + people a year. Open window wells without proper window well covers to protect from falls can even lead to liability issues if you rent out your home. View the infographic below to learn more!

An infographic by Window Well Experts.