Be safe and smart when cooking

Little things we do can help to keep us safe.  Don’t wear loose fitting clothes, such as a robe, when cooking on the stovetop.  Loose clothing can easily catch fire, resulting in serious injury.  So, be smart and safe and change out of your robe or other loose clothing before you do your cooking.
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Non slip pot handle grip

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Peripheral neuropathy is nerve damage in the arms, hands, legs, and feet and can be a complication of HIV and diabetes.  Symptoms can include:  Numbness or tingling in the hands.  These symptoms can make simple daily activities, such as cooking more challenging.  All of us need to be careful that we don’t burn [...]

Pull/Push oven rack

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Use an oven rack to check your pies and cookies while baking.  Some people love to bake but are afraid to because they’ve burned themselves in the past.  Burns can be devastating to an older adult, especially one suffering from diabetes. Using a pull/push oven rack will help prevent burns.  Prices range from [...]

Anti scald device

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Most burn injuries occur in the home.  The American Burn Association recommends the use of an anti scald device to decrease the risk of scalds.  These devices can stop the flow of scalding water.   Anti scald devices can truly be a life saver.  They are beneficial for everyone and can [...]