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Safe Food Handling is an important step in fighting foodborne illnesses. Remember to always
CLEAN:  Wash hands and surfaces often SEPARATE:  Don't cross-contaminate!
COOK:   Cook to proper temperature  CHILL:   Refrigerate promptly

 
 

  According to public health and food safety experts, each year millions of illnesses in this country can be traced to foodborne bacteria. While the likelihood of serious complications is unknown, the Food and Drug Administration estimates that two to three percent of all foodborne illnesses lead to secondary long-term illnesses. For example, certain strains of E.coli can cause kidney failure in young children and infants; Salmonella can lead to reactive arthritis and serious infections; Listeria can cause meningitis and stillbirths; and Campylobacter may be the most common precipitating factor for Guillain-Barre syndrome.

SURFACE CLEANING TIPS: Using a mixture of one teaspoon liquid chlorine bleach per quart of water can provide some added protection against bacteria on surfaces. Flood the surface with the bleach solution and allow it to stand for several minutes, then rinse and air dry or pat dry with fresh paper towels. Never use bleach or detergent to clean food. Bleach and other cleaners are not intended for consumption.

 
       

• If you have questions or concerns about food safety, contact:
• The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Meat and Poultry Hotline at
   1-888-MPHotline (1-888-674-6854). TTY 1-800-256-7072.
• The Fight BAC!® Web site at www.fightbac.org.
• Gateway to Government Food Safety Information at www.foodsafety.gov.

 

Fight Bac!

 
 

Recipes
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Equivalent Measures of Length
1 meter (m) 39.37 inches (in.)
1 centimeter (cm) 0.39 in.
1 millimeter (mm) 0.039 in.
1 yard (yd) 91.44 centimeters (cm)
1 foot (ft) 30.48 cm
1 inch (in.) 2.54 cm
Household Measures (Approximate)
1 drop 1/20 mL
1 teaspoon 5 mL
1 tablespoon 15 mL
1 cup 250 mL
CLICK FIND BUYERS GUIDE TIP: Create your own cookbook from a variety of recipes at the CDC website . You can search the recipes section, and, for any recipe you'd like to try, click the "Add to Cookbook" button. These recipes are listed in the "My Cookbook" section. Once you've collected the recipes you like, click the "Save Cookbook" link to create a printable cookbook with your recipes.

Cleaning Articles for a More Comfortable Home Environment

If you or a family member has allergies or a respiratory ailment you will want to keep their bedroom dust free. Spending about 8 out of 24 hours in this environment gives it primary importance.

Farms, construction sites, summer homes, lakeside home, antique stores and older buildings are in abundance in the Grand Lake St. Marys area. Mold growth is particularly troublesome in these environments. Mold spores become airborne and are happy to find a new warm, moist, dark environment to grow in. Namely your lungs. Controlling mold growth and your family's exposure to it is essential in protecting your health.


Quick Clean Up Tips
Kitchen, 4 ˝ minutes daily
Always start with the sink. "Keep it empty and shining," says Marla Cilley, author of Sink Reflections (Bantam, $15) and creator of www.FlyLady.net, a housekeeping Web site. A sparkling sink becomes your kitchen's benchmark for hygiene and tidiness, inspiring you to load the dishwasher immediately and keep counters, refrigerator doors, and the stovetop spick-and-span, too.

• Wipe down the sink after doing the dishes or loading the dishwasher (30 seconds).
• Wipe down the stove top (one minute).
• Wipe down the counters (one minute).
• Sweep, Swiffer, or vacuum the floor (two minutes).

Bathroom, 2 minutes daily
Make cleaning the basin as routine as washing your hands. But don't stop there. Get the most out of your premoistened wipe by using it to clean around the edges of the tub and then the toilet before tossing it.

• Wipe out the sink (30 seconds). Wipe the toilet seat and rim (15 seconds).
• Swoosh the toilet bowl with a brush (15 seconds).
• Wipe the mirror and faucet (15 seconds).
• Squeegee the shower door (30 seconds).
• Spray the entire shower and the curtain liner with shower mist after every use (15 seconds).

Bedroom, 6 ˝ minutes daily
Make your bed right before or after your morning shower. A neat bed will inspire you to deal with other messes immediately. Although smoothing sheets and plumping pillows might not seen like a high priority as you're rushing to work, the payoff comes at the end of the day, when you slip back under the unruffled covers.

• Make the bed (two minutes).
• Fold or hang clothing and put away jewelry (four minutes).
• Straighten out the night-table surface (30 seconds).

Family room, living room, foyer, 6 minutes daily
Start with the sofa -- as long as it's in disarray, your living room will never look tidy. Once you've fluffed the pillows and folded the throws, you're halfway home. If you pop in a CD while you dust, you should be able cover the whole room by the end of the third track.

• Pick up crumbs and dust bunnies with a handheld vacuum (one minute).
• Fluff the cushions and fold throws after use (two minutes).
• Wipe tabletops and spot-clean cabinets when you see fingerprints (one minute).
• Straighten coffee-table books and magazines, throw out newspapers, put away CDs and videos (two minutes.)

Get more room-by-room cleaning tips and weekly and seasonal to-do lists from RealSimple.com
 

 
 
 

Breathe Easy at the New EcoFriendly Website Launched in Time for June’s Home Safety Month!

Featuring Toxic-Free, Natural Go Green Household Cleaning Products and eco friendly home care!
Source: Safe Wellness Products
Jun 22, 2007 22:55:34
 
 

 
(PRLog.Org)Atlanta, GA, June 22, 2007 – People converting to a safer, greener lifestyle now have a new website, http://www.safewellnessproducts.com, to turn to for information and products to aid them in the transition. For June’s Home Safety Month, site owner and wellness educator Tara Vickers features the Go Green toxic-free household cleaners that have been independently tested to get your home clean without hazardous chemicals or noxious fumes. Since unintentional poisonings are the second leading cause of home-related injury according to the Home Safety Council, all Americans can benefit from learning about non-toxic home cleaning products at Vickers new website.


The Go Green household cleaners pose less risk to human health and children’s safety compared to store-bought cleaners. Unlike most home-cleaning brands, the Go Green products do not contain bleach, chlorine, ammonia, or volatile organic compounds (VOCs), the most common and among the most hazardous chemicals found in the majority of household cleaning aids sold today. A 2004 U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission report showed that over 90% of child poisonings occur at home by common household products. Approximately 85,000 children younger than five years old, or one every six minutes, visited U.S. hospital emergency rooms due to accidental poisonings in 2004.


Biodegradable, phosphate-free substances including natural enzymes and active oxygen are the ingredients responsible for the non-toxic cleaning power of the Go Green ecofriendly cleaners. The toxin-free cleaning products, such as the natural laundry detergent, contain no dyes or perfumes and are hypoallergenic making them suitable for allergy sufferers. As an advocate of home safety and children’s safety, Vickers errs on the side of caution recommending that all cleaning products, natural or store bought, be stored securely in their original, labeled containers with child resistant caps, which all of her natural cleaners have. “It’s a safer way of living and one small step to decreasing the number of unintentional poisonings in our homes,” states Vickers.


Go Green home cleaning products are not only natural; they surpass other brands in their cleaning and stain removal power. Go Green products outperformed a leading brand in independent comparison tests by 50%. “By replacing the over twenty bottles of store-bought household chemicals that many people buy for their homes with just two or three Go Green products that accomplish the same cleaning tasks, people can sleep better at night in more ways than one: by breathing air free of harmful chemical vapors and by knowing that they are doing something good for their health, their children, their home, and the environment,” comments Vickers. Natural living expert Vickers presents many more free tips on living well, green and safe at home on her website. She offers advice on which of her full line of ecofriendly cleaners are appropriate in meeting individual consumers’ needs.

Natural Living and Health and Wellness expert Tara Vickers is owner and operator of http://www.SafeWellnessProducts.com, a recently launched health and wellness-based website. Contact Vickers for more information on the benefits of her products and methods of living naturally without toxins.

 

 

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