Take steps now to prevent frozen septic systems this winter.
Home Safety
Sewer gas backup can be a health hazard.
Cleanup needs to be done quickly to prevent mold growth.
The best way to avoid damage is to keep ice dams from forming.
Snow blowers or snow throwers are linked to more than 6,000 emergency room visits, according to a report from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
During the holiday season, houses can be filled with potential safety issues for pets and children.
Condensation and mold growth could be bigger problems than normal this winter.
Burns and carbon monoxide poisoning are two of the dangers of using space heaters.
Killing mold isn’t good enough; it has to be removed, too.
Make sure contractors install the proper amount of insulation.
Take steps to make sure your drinking water is safe after a flood.
Once-flooded homes and flood recovery efforts can be hazardous to children.
An NDSU Extension specialist explains how to clean a flood-damaged home.
NDSU’s flood expert provides advice on using biocides for flood cleanup.
NDSU Extension has moisture meters homeowners can borrow.
Five new NDSU videos provide advice on cleaning your home after a flood.
Thorough cleaning and disinfecting are keys to recovering after a flood.
Septic systems that were flooded should be treated carefully.
NDSU offers tips on dealing with flooded items such as insulation and household appliances.
Water seeping into the basement can cause health problems and structural damage.
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The NDSU Extension Service offers tips for cleaning wet buildings.
Making sure your sump pump works now can prevent problems later.
NDSU has information on plugging drains to keep sewage backup out.
Take steps now to prevent snowmelt problems for your home or yard.
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NDSU offers advice on removing snow from roofs.
Ice dams can cause structural damage and lead to mold growth in homes.
Now is the time to get your septic system ready for winter.
Take steps now to prevent your septic system from freezing this winter.
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