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This weekend, protect your home, family, and finances with five essential maintenance tasks:
First aid preparedness: Create or update household and car first aid kits with bandages, medications, and emergency supplies to treat injuries immediately, prevent infections, and avoid $500-3,000+ emergency room visits for complications
Vehicle fluid and battery check: Inspect oil, coolant, brake fluid, and battery condition to prevent breakdowns, avoid being stranded in dangerous conditions, and save $3,000-7,000+ in engine replacement costs
Emergency home access: Provide spare keys to trusted contacts or install smart locks/keypads to prevent $75-350 locksmith calls, eliminate property damage from forced entry, and ensure emergency responders can reach you quickly
Bed bug inspection: Examine your mattress, box spring, and bed frame for signs of infestation to catch problems early and avoid $2,500-10,000+ in extermination costs, furniture replacement, and social stigma
Mattress rotation: Flip or rotate your mattress to prevent sagging, maintain proper back support, and extend its lifespan by years, saving $500-3,000 in premature replacement costs
These simple tasks require just 1-2 hours but can save $6,000-25,000+ in preventable medical bills, emergency repairs, and premature replacements while keeping your family safe and prepared.



