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Readying Houses in Northern California For Winter: Home Security Ideas
For those living in northern California, enjoying a mild climate is one of the many benefits of life. After all, there's not so much in terms of sweltering summers, and while the winters can become chilly, they aren't the same type of frigid as further north. So for a rather mild experience, it's an excellent location for those living in bigger cities and towns. Once it comes to getting a bit further off the beaten path, however, into the thick of the forests and right along the jagged coastline, things tend to get a little bit more extreme, as far as the elements are concerned.
Whether it's a first California winter or a twentieth, thinking about the right home security moves before the season changes is an essential step in feeling good and having a lovely experience. After all, if the right kind of weather rolls in, there's not going to be many options for getting out of a particularly isolated spot. And for those who aren't just visiting a cabin to go skiing in winter, knowing what the right gear and supplies to have long before the seasons actually change means the difference between feeling safe and secure and having a bit of a miserable experience.
The first move for any homeowner worried about winter and home security is to actually check the condition of the house in question. For those who are renting, it's important to talk with landlords about how well the radiators work, who is expected to foot the bill for any repairs to the heating system, and whether or not it is possible to tape the windows to keep the cold from seeping in. Likewise, homeowners should also spend time going around the property and figuring out what potential danger elements exist. Taking the time to secure any outdoors furniture and move equipment into a garage or shed is a great way to keep it from getting ruined by the elements or thrown through the windows of the home if particularly fierce winds pick up.
Another important step towards better home security while living a bit off the beaten path should be stocking up on the kind of supplies that would be essential if stuck in a pinch. This means making sure that there are plenty of flashlights and candles on hand, as well as matches that won't get wet and extra batteries secured in a plastic baggie. If there is any kind of serious weather that moves in, having these simple supplies can mean the difference between a tough time and feeling more secure. It's also a great idea to have a battery-powered radio around, as well as some nonperishable food items that are easy to open, or that come with a can opener. Making sure that there's water and any kind of medicine or first aid materials that might be needed is also important.
The right home alarm system can also make a huge difference for winter living. Whether it's detecting higher levels of carbon monoxide than should be present in the home or allowing for a safer vacation away from California for a couple of weeks around the holidays, having some extra help can make all the difference. Deciding to invest a bit in this kind of help pays off not just during the chilly months, but also year-round.
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Where can I get 'Triangle Power Bits', aka 'security bits' in Canada?
Where can I get 'Triangle Power Bits', aka 'security bits' which are basically for removal triangle-head screws found in certain products. McMaster-Carr in the US has them, but they informed me that they no longer ship to Canada. I checked our local hardware store and they do not have them, nor do they know where I can get them. I could not find them on eBay either. Before I start calling around everywhere, I thought I'd ask here.
Here is the McMaster-Carr parts link for more details: http://www.mcmaster.com/#5941a11/=4qes9c
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