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Do you research a company and its products before making a purchase? According to CNN, more Americans are choosing to do their “homework” so they can get the most out of every dollar spent. Not only are we being more selective about what we buy, Americans are also demanding better – we want better quality and a more enjoyable experience. This is especially true when it comes to safety devices for our homes. When we look at traditional grab bars (seen in most restaurants and homes), they are generally common in appearance and will do the job in keeping us...

Have you ever experienced flooding in your home, more specifically in your laundry room? If so, then your washing machine may be the culprit. Burst washing machine hoses are one of the most common causes of water damage in homes. According to Sequoia Insurance Company, nearly 55% of water damage claims are attributed to hoses that leak or burst. To make matters worse, these claims are pricey, with an average claim running up to $6000. To avoid a destructive and costly catastrophe in your home, be sure to read the tips below: 1) Inspect your machine Nearly 80% of washing...

Nearly 235,000 people each year (ages 15 and older) experience injuries in the bathroom, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Actually, four out of five of these injuries occur in falls due to slippery floors, fatigue, and a loss of control. These accidents can cause an excruciating amount of pain, sometimes requiring hospitalization. You can follow the steps below to prevent falls in your bathroom: 1) Look out for tripping hazards. Most bathrooms are full of accessories/home décor that tend to pile up over the years, causing unwanted clutter. Whether big or small, objects can be hazardous...

A home that provides comfort and safety doesn’t have to be a boring one - the opportunity to live independently at home allows people to sprinkle a touch of their own style. From traditional, antique designs to high-end modern spaces, safety devices are designed to match just about every living space/bathroom. Grab Bars on #GRABDASHBAR Come in Various Styles & Finishes In traditional interior designs, the straight grab bar is used to create a classic and appealing space. These grab bars are functional due to their fluid design, which provides comfort and extra support. The Polished Chrome and Brushed Nickel...

Accessibility Assessment: The first step to any accessibility renovation is to assess the mobility of the primary user. A person's mobility can vary in severity from paraplegic with very little mobility, to a mild case of arthritis that can sometimes inhibit the usage of everyday tools like a showerhead or nozzle. This AIP Builders Tip Of The Day will go over what type of grab bar renovation may be needed in the shower to suit your accessibility needs. Minor Mobility Issues: With minor mobility issues such as back problems, temporary injuries that limit mobility, or slight balance problems, grab bars...