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  1. What Should You Do When Using an FBH/FAS?

    Learn how to safely use a full body harness and fall arrest system, from pre-use inspection to fall clearance planning and post-fall steps.

    By Gina Lindberg
  2. Why Puddle Jumpers Are Bad: Drowning Risks Explained

    Puddle jumpers may feel safe, but they can actually increase drowning risk by teaching poor body position and delaying real swimming skills.

    By Audrey Porter
  3. How to Clean and Disinfect a Thermometer

    Learn how to properly clean and disinfect any type of thermometer using isopropyl alcohol, plus how often to do it and how to store it safely.

    By Donald Miller
  4. Is Polymer Clay Food Safe? Risks and Alternatives

    Polymer clay isn’t food safe, even when baked. Learn why it shouldn’t touch food, and which materials work better for food-contact crafts.

    By Heath Lawrence
  5. What Is a Styptic Pencil? How It Stops Bleeding

    Styptic pencils use aluminum salts to quickly seal small cuts and razor nicks. Here’s how they work and when to reach for one.

    By Thomas Hughes-Thomson
  6. Is Asbestos Siding Dangerous? It Depends on Condition

    Asbestos siding isn’t automatically dangerous—its condition determines the risk. Learn when to leave it, cover it, or have it removed.

    By Aoife Fowler
  7. Is It Bad to Microwave Styrofoam? What to Know

    Microwaving Styrofoam can release harmful chemicals into your food. Here’s what the research says and which containers are actually safe to use.

    By Max Awad
  8. How Long After Nipple Piercing Can You Swim Safely

    Nipple piercings heal slowly, making swimming risky for longer than most people expect. Here’s how to protect your piercing and when it’s actually safe to get back in the water.

    By Joseph Parker
  9. Is Carroten Tanning Gel Safe? UV Risks and Allergens

    Carroten tanning gel contains no SPF, fragrance allergens, and peanut oil. Here’s what that means for your skin and how to use it more safely.

    By Steven Kagan
  10. Is Cuisinart Stainless Steel Non-Toxic? Safety Facts

    Cuisinart stainless steel is generally safe, but small amounts of nickel and chromium can leach into food. Here’s what that means for your health.

    By Jodie Waters
  11. What Do Termite Bites Look Like on Humans?

    Termite bites on humans are rare and usually harmless. Learn what they look like, what’s more likely biting you, and when to call an exterminator.

    By Stephen Marsh
  12. Is Green Hot Tub Water Dangerous to Your Health?

    Green hot tub water can signal algae or bacteria — and the difference matters for your health. Learn the risks and how to fix it safely.

    By Duc Tran
  13. What Is Coban Wrap? Uses, Types, and How It Works

    Coban wrap sticks to itself without adhesive, making it useful for wounds, sprains, and more. Learn how it works, how tight is too tight, and when to use it.

    By Elizabeth Sison
  14. How to Keep Cold Plunge Water Clean for Months

    Keep your cold plunge clean and safe with the right balance of filtration, sanitizers, pH control, and simple habits that extend water life for months.

    By Paula Nicholson