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• Choosing Locks for Your Bed and Breakfast: Tips to Consider

  30 August 2016

  If you plan to open a bed and breakfast, there are a number of things you must consider. In addition to decorating bedrooms, planning meals and other fun tasks, you also have to think about the locks in the home you are converting to a bed and breakfast. There are a few different approaches that can work, but here are some ideas for you to consider: 1. Put locks on individual rooms

• Child-Proofed Doors | 3 Ways To Protect Your Doors From Inadvertent Child Tampering

  30 August 2016

  Having children is perhaps one of the most rewarding experiences you can have. But when your babies turn into toddlers, you'll feel a little stressed because kids are naturally curious and may end up doing things you want to protect them from. Kids inadvertently open doors to strangers or can walk out onto the road without your knowledge. You obviously want your kids to be safe, so hire professional locksmiths and consider these ways to protect your doors from inadvertent child tampering.

• 3 Locksmithing Tools You Should Carry In Your Trunk

  22 August 2016

  How many times have you locked yourself out of your car? If you've never done so, you need to read this article in preparation for your first lock-out, which is an almost inevitable occurrence. If you've locked yourself out a couple of times, you're likely to do it again. This article discusses three items you should carry in your trunk just in case you lock the keys inside your vehicle by mistake.

• Reasons to Get Emergency Glass Repair

  18 August 2016

  If you have a window in your home that is broken, whether from a big crack that is getting worse or it was busted from a neighbor's flying ball, then you need to get it repaired or replaced right away. Many homeowners will let it go and simply board it up or cover it until they get around to having it fixed, but there are many reasons to call up an emergency glass repair company to get it done right away.

• How to Organize and Protect Your Items for Long-Term Storage

  18 August 2016

  When preparing your items for long-term storage, you don't want to simply toss things into any box you can find or bag them up in garbage bags and put them in a storage facility. This is a surefire way to have those items get moldy or musty, eaten by moths, or otherwise damaged. You might also see that clothes get wrinkled and delicate items get crushed even if you think you're being careful.