American Society of Home Inspectors, Inc.October 2015 marks the 13th consecutive year the Window Covering Safety Council (WCSC) is promoting Safety Month to increase consumer awareness of the potential hazards that window cords pose to young children.
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The results overwhelmingly supported amending the bylaws by a vote
of 1,009 votes (95%) in favor and 56 (5%) opposed.
Each chapter has
been invited to send a representative to the 2015
Leadership Training Conference to prepare them
to fill leadership roles in the chapter.
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Let’s step back and look at what your clients are buying. It’s not always obvious. For example, when we buy a car, we are really buying one or more of the following—safe transportation, a status symbol or a thrill. Similarly, we do not buy a power drill for the pleasure of owning a drill, but because we want holes. And we don’t buy clothes primarily to keep us warm; we buy most of our clothes to make us look good.
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By tapping into the media, consumers can receive daily advice about how to enhance safety for children at home; however, the sheer volume of information, as well as the questionable reliability of some sources, can be daunting.
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