Category: Environmental hazards

Did you know that smoke particles can penetrate porous materials and travel through a home's ventilation system, causing hidden damage long after a fire is out? Learning **how to identify smoke damage** is crucial for your health and for preventing long-term structural issues.

Over 700 people in the U.S. die from hypothermia annually. This silent, and sometimes swift, medical emergency can happen even at moderate temperatures if conditions are right. Understanding what happens if you get too cold is crucial for prevention and effective first aid.

While the distinctive rotten-egg odor added to natural gas is itself harmless, the gas it signals can displace oxygen and lead to asphyxiation. So, **Is smelling gas bad for your health?** Yes, it signals an immediate and potentially severe health risk that should never be ignored.