How to Store Photos Safely
Old family photographs tell the stories that may otherwise have been forgotten along the way. They give us a glimpse into the past and keeping those memories safe means they will be around for more generations to come. But just because you placed your family photos in a clean shoebox doesn’t mean that your collection is safe.
That’s why Art Recovery Technologies has compiled this list of tips to help you keep photographs safe.
Protecting Your Home From Freezing Temperatures
In cold-winter climates, the various structural and mechanical systems in a home have an extra burden when it comes to defending against the elements. In the best of times, water can be a formidable enemy, but in regions where water manifests as ice for weeks or months at a time, the challenges are profound.
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Combat Dry Winter Air with 15 Tips and Tricks
With temperatures low across the country, heating systems on full blast, and houses buttoned up against the cold, the air in your home can pretty dry this time of year. To improve indoor air quality, promoting health and comfort in the bargain, follow with these simple and easy tips and tricks.
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Home Maintenance to Prepare for Snow and Ice
The sight of falling snow is a beautiful part of the winter season, but it can also pose potential dangers for homeowners. Winter safety concerns caused by snow, ice and other conditions arise around the home’s interior and exterior, requiring extra work on the part of homeowners to ensure no problems show up.
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PCIA Coat Drive Warm Hearts Warm Kids
This year’s PCIA Coat Drive Warm Hearts Warm Kids was a phenomenal success, and we owe it all to you–our generous members. The numbers are staggering and unprecedented. Thank you to everyone who donated money, coats and winter accessories. Also thanks to the members who participated in the PCIA Virtual Christmas Party; we all had a great time, and it helped raise money for our cause–keeping kids warm this winter.
During the event, we received 602 coats, 364 hats, 280 gloves, 149 scarves, 50 boots and 25 snow pants. To put things into perspective, 2019 was our best year ever. and we collected 337 coats that year. Again, thank you to everyone.
