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Winter driving can be a white knuckle experience
Not all of us have the opportunity to learn winter driving techniques in a safe, controlled environment. We learn while driving on our local roads and state highways. I hope these driving safety tips help you and your loved ones stay safer this winter. For some great tips from Road America’s Winter Driving School check…
Are there any benefits to warming up your car on a cold day?
Being born and raised in MN, you always hear people talking about warming their cars up before they would dare take off in them. We have automatic starters installed, we crank our seat warmers, we put the defrost and heat on high and let it idle for 10+ minutes. Is it really beneficial? Could it…
Texting and Driving: More dangerous than people think!
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to know that texting and driving is dangerous. But plenty of people continue to do it. Most troubling: even with all the stories of tragic car accidents happening as a direct result of distracted driving, teens and adults are still texting at the wheel. One teen from Idaho totaled…
Winter Safety Tips for You and Your Family
It’s definitely winter in the Midwest. Between the snow, ice, and rain, the weather can be unpredictable so it’s a good idea to be prepared for whatever Mother Nature throws your way. Click here for more info
Keep your New Year’s resolution alive by preventing injury
Preventing injury is critical to the success of a weight loss resolution. Loss prevention representatives at NSI, West Bend’s specialty division, created an infographic that identifies some of the common injuries people experience, as well as tips to avoid them. To keep your weight loss resolution alive, visit the Culture of Safety. click here for…
Important safety tips to remember when frying your Thanksgiving Turkey
Everyone loves a fried turkey, but, please use caution when frying your turkey this Thanksgiving! Enjoy your friends, family, and bird without any mishaps by following the safety tips in this article! Click here for more
Fireplace Safety – Using your fireplace for the first time of the season.
As the temperatures continue to drop, more and more fireplaces will be used for the first time this season. Here are some tips to ensure that that your first fire of the year is a safe fire. Click here for more
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