RELY ON EXPERTS FOR YOUR WEDDING GOWN CLEANING One Bride’s Story
It’s Radon Awareness Month!
Everything You Need to Know About Radon
We always appreciate Google reviews. Each one provides valuable insight for prospective customers, and we feel proud when we read about your experiences. Recently, we received a review that blew us away. We didn’t take the request this
January is Radon Awareness Month, and it serves as a reminder that this invisible, odorless, and tasteless compound could be extremely dangerous if it leaks into your home. Radon is the second-leading cause of lung cancer deaths, and it claims the lives of 21,000 Americans each year. People can be exposed to radon via the air that comes through cracks and gaps in buildings, so testing radon levels in homes, schools, and other buildings can help prevent health risks and unnecessary exposure. HOW DO YOU PREVENT RADON LEAKS? Testing your home is a quick, easy, and inexpensive way to prevent leaks. Radon kits can be found online or in home improvement stores. They are easy to install and just require placing a small measuring device and leaving it for the directed period of time. Be sure to follow the instructions on where to place the device and where to send it after the test to find out your radon level. You can also hire qualified professionals to test for radon in your home by contacting your state radon program or by using the National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP) or the National Radon Safety Board (NRSB).
customer had lightly, and it’s very encouraging to hear just how valuable our expertise and abilities were for her experience.
But don’t take our word for it; check out this review from C.O.!
“My wedding was disrupted by COVID-19, so my husband and I married in a small ceremony in 2020 and postponed our family reception until September 2021. After our 2020 ceremony, I took my wedding dress to another local [dry] cleaner to have them remove the dirt from the train. It wasn't until August 2021 that I removed my dress from the dry cleaner bag to find that the other cleaner failed to remove the stains — with just a few weeks left until our reception! “I took my dress to Janet Davis Cleaners, and they rushed to work a small miracle with my wedding gown. It looked even better than it had when it was brand-new! They even steamed the seams of my dress so they laid better. They sent me out the door with a small wedding day emergency kit as a gift. I will be a loyal customer to Janet Davis from here on out!”
Additional actions to reduce high radon levels in your home include not smoking indoors, increasing airflow
by opening windows and using fans, and sealing cracks in your floors and walls.
- C.O.
HOW DO YOU KNOW IF YOU HAVE A LEAK? Even if you are breathing in a high level of radon, there are no obvious signs and no
Thank you, C.O., for your wonderful review. It was our honor to play a small role in your long-awaited celebration.
C.O.'s experience is a powerful reminder about finding the right expert for the service you need. At Janet Davis Cleaners, we have a wedding gown department that specializes in bridal dress cleaning, preservation, and restoration. Our in-house expert has mastered the technique of careful stain removal, protecting the integrity of your gown and the various delicate fabrics wedding dresses are often made of. We would encourage any brides or those who know brides to seek specialty service and care for their wedding dress — such as the kind of service we can provide at Janet Davis Cleaners. If you or someone you know is in need of bridal gown restoration or cleaning services, please contact us today.
widely available medical tests to measure whether you have been exposed. Possible symptoms can include shortness of breath, hoarseness, wheezing, persistent cough, coughing up blood, chest pain, loss of appetite, weight loss, and fatigue. WHAT DO YOU DO IF YOU HAVE BEEN EXPOSED? If you think you or a loved one has been exposed to radon, see your medical care provider about whether you should receive regular checkups or CT scans to test for possible signs of lung cancer.
Visit the EPA website for more information.
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