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It’s 24×7 water leakage in North Nagpur | Nagpur News

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Nagpur: Amid the debate over how much area of the city is getting 24×7 water, residents of more than 30 localities in North Nagpur are facing scarcity as thousands of litres of potable water is going down the drain 24×7 due to unattended leakage in the main pipeline for the last six months.
Residents of several localities including Kadu Layout, Tarkeshwar Nagar, Shende Nagar, Kapil Nagar, Mhada Colony and many others in the vicinity of Rajgruha Nagar complained to TOI about water scarcity, mainly because of the leakage.
Following this, Team TOI visited Rajgruha Nagar and spotted water leaking continuously from the pipeline between a road and a Nagpur Improvement Trust playground, which has turned into a pond literally.
“The water has been leaking for the last six months without Orange City Water taking any action,” said Sheela Dongre, a resident.
Former Congress corporator Manoj Sangole said this leak has been around for the last many months and despite several complaints, neither water works department officials nor the Orange City Water have initiated measures to stop the wastage.
“Due to the accumulated water, children are deprived of using the playground, which has become an ideal place for pigs. It has also become a mosquito-breeding spot,” said a miffed Dongre.
The unplugged leaking pipeline is also causing many areas in the locality to receive contaminated water, said Sangole. Recently, another former corporator Neha Nikose, who also stays in the vicinity, had submitted a memorandum over the issue. But in vain.
Despite repeated attempts, OCW spokesperson did not respond to TOI calls and messages.
TOI recently reported NMC having no record of 267.14 million litres daily (MLD) of the 658.9 MLD treated water it supplies to the city. The latest water audit by the OCW reveals it is billing only for 391.76 MLD treated water. Thus, despite privatisation, 49.78% of treated water remains unbilled in Ashi Nagar zone, while a large section of people is deprived of the precious commodity despite supplying 67.7 MLD water to the zone. This also puts a question mark over the claims of ensuring tap water in every household.
“Such a huge amount of non-revenue water in the zone puts a big question mark over success of the water supply privatisation,” said Sangole.
Nikose feels the OCW is not plugging the leakage due to its nexus with tanker operators. The leakage is creating an ‘artificial’ water scarcity and this is also leading to low pressure supply in many localities including Rajgruha Nagar, said Nikose.
Residents of Tarkeshwar Nagar, where water shortage has made lives miserable, are angry to see water going waste like this.
Jaspal Singh Lahore, a resident of Tarkeshwar Nagar, who along with 1,500-odd residents have been struggling for potable water and depends on tankers, wondered why the OCW is not taking measures to plug the leak to check the colossal waste. NMC is supplying water through 20 tankers in Tarkeshwar Nagar.
Shashikala Jibhkar, a resident of Kadu Layout, too expressed anguish over the wastage as in her locality there is no tap water. “Though pipelines have been laid at least a year ago, these have not been charged,” said Jibhkar.

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Survey reveals Americans are eager to return to the office but want enhanced germ protection

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Over a quarter (29%) even report continued pressure from their management to come into the office while sick during the pandemic 1 and almost half (47%) admit to knowingly not following hygiene protocols. 1 These findings are striking as America returns to the office against the backdrop of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

The survey, conducted in March 2022, underscores the importance of an effective and well-enforced office hygiene program to protect and inspire confidence among employees. Key findings include:

  • Workers feel positive about returning to the office – but germ concern persists:
    • 87% feel anxiety about having a physical meeting in a confined space such as a conference room1 and 28% avoid communal areas altogether. 1
    • 30% are much more concerned with catching a cold or flu in the office now than before the COVID-19 pandemic. 1
  • Workers feel that their companies’ hygiene programs leave room for improvement:
    • Only 32% feel their company’s health and safety measures are excellent. 1
    • Nearly half the office workers (43%) believe that their office’s hygiene protocols could be better enforced. 1
    • Only 25% say their office is cleaned and disinfected multiple times per day. 1
  • Workers want control over hygiene:
    • 58% want their employer to provide them with disinfectant sprays and wipes to enable them to protect themselves at work. 1
    • Only 40% state their employer is providing or planning to provide disinfectant sprays and wipes for protection. 1
  • Attitudes towards workplace hygiene are changing but need to evolve further:
    • 29% still feel pressure from their boss to come into the office when sick 1 – and 31% of all respondents report doing so. 1
    • A worrying 47% do not follow the hygiene protocols put in place by the employer. 1

Dr. Lisa Ackerley, Director, Medical and Scientific Engagement, Hygiene, at Reckitt’s Lysol Pro Solutions, comments:

“After two years of remote and hybrid working, many Americans are eager to return to the office. However, our survey shows that many office workers feel that their employer could do more – both in terms of implementing hygiene protocols that help to protect them, and providing them with the education and products to protect themselves in the workplace.

“The office environment – where groups of people share spaces – can be a major source for virus and bacterial transmission – not just COVID-19. Germs typically spread via hands to and from surfaces such as keyboards and work surfaces, particularly when people are hot-desking. In addition, offices contain many other shared items and surfaces such as door handles, bannisters, photocopiers, meeting room tables and kitchen surfaces and equipment. Disinfection is key to helping break the chain of germ transmission via these surfaces. This must be combined with good hand hygiene and encouraging employees to stay home when sick.

“While employers should protect their employees when they are in the office, the survey shows that employees also want to do more to protect themselves and their co-workers. A comprehensive office hygiene program should encourage employees to get involved in helping prevent the spread of germs.

“Combined together, these measures can make a real difference not only to improving cleanliness but also showing that the company is nurturing a culture of care for its employees.”

Employers can turn to specialists such as Lysol Pro Solutions to help them take the appropriate measures to protect their staff from the spread of germs on surfaces in the office. Lysol Pro Solutions has drawn on its deep understanding of how people move and interact within a space – with a focus on high touch, high traffic areas within those spaces – to create solutions to protect people outside of the home.

Complemented by Reckitt’s science expertise and world-renowned research on illness-causing pathogens, Lysol Pro Solutions’ programs successfully incorporate enhanced measures for protection and science-based training on when, how and what products to use to clean, disinfect and create protected spaces.

For more information about Lysol Pro Solutions, any of its partners, to arrange an interview, or to obtain Lysol Pro Solutions assets, please contact:

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Reckitt’s Lysol Pro Solutions harnesses the power of Lysol to help protect businesses and public spaces from the spread of germs. In today’s world, consumers have increased hygiene expectations which makes germ-protection more critical than ever. The comprehensive approach from Lysol Pro Solutions incorporates science-backed protocols and training, EPA-approved Lysol products and Lysol branded marketing materials and signage. Lysol Pro Solutions empowers businesses to demonstrate to their staff and customers a commitment to providing a trusted standard for protection.

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Reckitt* is driven by its purpose to protect, heal and nurture in the relentless pursuit of a cleaner, healthier world. We fight to make access to the highest-quality hygiene, wellness and nourishment a right, not a privilege, for everyone. Reckitt is proud to have a stable of trusted household brands found in households in more than 190 countries. These include Enfamil, Nutramigen, Nurofen, Strepsils, Gaviscon, Mucinex, Durex, Scholl, Clearasil, Lysol, Dettol, Veet, Harpic, Cillit Bang, Mortein, Finish, Vanish, Calgon, Woolite, Air Wick and more. 20 million Reckitt products a day are bought by consumers globally.

Reckitt’s passion to put consumers and people first, to seek out new opportunities, to strive for excellence in all that we do, and to build shared success with all our partners, while doing the right thing, always is what guides the work of our 40,000+ diverse and talented colleagues worldwide. For more information visit www.reckitt.com/us.

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1 Survey conducted by Suzy™ in March 2022 and commissioned by Lysol Pro Solutions. It received 954 responses from office workers across the US with an equal male/female split.
2 Positive emotions chosen by respondents included: satisfied, content, happy, calm, relaxed, excited and delighted.

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This minimalist bedside table is definitely too smart for its own good

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After years of being immersed in minimalism, the design world seems to be saying in the other direction to promote the strengths of maximalism. Not everyone is ready to jump ship, however, and some are finding ways to bridge the divide. That often means putting hidden functions in what looks like a pretty bare and barren piece of furniture. IKEA, famed for embracing and capitalizing on minimalism, has already started incorporating smart features into its furniture, like wireless charging or even hidden speakers. Sometimes, however, those hidden features themselves can feel a bit overwhelming, like when a handsome bedside table turns out to have no less than eight functions you have to discover and remember since none of those are obvious at first glance.

Designer: Foshan Shunde Midea

A bedside table is where we often place a night lamp, either for reading at night or for lighting in the darkness. These days, it’s also where we put our phones on as well, sometimes charging them while we sleep. Books and other accessories can also sometimes go on or inside the table’s shelves and drawers. Apparently, those aren’t enough anymore, and some appliance manufacturers are trying to put everything except the kitchen sink inside a small table beside your bed.

There is one attempt to put a mini-fridge in that position that doubles as a bedside table, but that’s mostly to conserve space, especially in hotels. Midea’s Smart Bedside Table admittedly doesn’t go that far, but it has thrown in everything else that it says is related to bedroom activities. Or at least the ones that will help you sleep more comfortably.

The bedside table’s main functions are supposedly for air purification and humidification, something that’s not directly apparent when looking at the beautifully minimal piece of furniture. The “sub-functions,” however, are where things get a bit more out of hand. There’s a hidden wireless charging area on top of the table, but only near the front. The rear area of that surface actually flips open to reveal low-temperature storage with just enough room for a bottle or a few cans. The front area actually does open up to a UV sterilizing compartment for your gadgets or jewelry. There’s also a USB hub, aroma diffuser, and, thankfully, a bit of lighting.

On its own, the Midea smart bedside table is already quite attractive with its wooden body and clean design. You wouldn’t be able to tell that it’s actually hiding a ton of features, which is probably a good thing. “Out of sight, out of mind,” as they say, and having to keep in mind a handful of functions might be the last thing you want to have on your mind before you drift off to dreamland. Hopefully, in peace and undisturbed by thoughts of the drink you stashed away in your secret bedside minibar.

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Weekly COVID Update: 160 New Infections Reported on Big Island

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April 13, 2022, 9:22 AM HST
* Updated April 13, 3:03 PM

The state Department of Health reported 1,327 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday, April 13, bringing the statewide total to 243,299. Eight new fatalities were reported.

A total of 160 new infections were identified Wednesday on the Big Island. Hawaiʻi County Civil Defense reported Wednesday afternoon that, according to the DOH, there are 248 active cases and four people are hospitalized on the island.

A map documenting new cases by district throughout all islands can be accessed at the DOH website.

The island-by-island case count is as follows:

O‘ahu: 168,444
Hawaiʻi: 26,501
Maui: 28,598
Kaua‘i: 11,961
Moloka‘i: 955
Lana‘i: 638
Pending: 0
Out-of-State: 6,202

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Of those total cases, 8,560 required hospitalization with 26 currently hospitalized. At least 1,390 have died since the pandemic began. Hospitalization data is updated Monday through Friday, except on state and federal holidays.

“While the Island of Hawai’i is categorized by the CDC as low risk, coronavirus is still within our community,” said the weekly COVID informational update from Civil Defense.

It is recommended as a best practice to:

  • Wear a mask around vulnerable populations, when in crowded areas or where there is little to no distancing available in public.
  • Wash hands frequently and use hand sanitizer.
  • Clean and disinfect high-touch surfaces regularly.
  • Stay home if you’re sick.

The county will continue to have available hand sanitizing stations and Big Island residents are welcome to wear masks at county facilities, according to the Civil Defense message.

For a comprehensive calendar and list of all pharmacies and clinics providing vaccination and testing on the island, visit the Civil Defense website.

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Uttar Pradesh government to hold camps in Bundelkhand, Vindhya regions to monitor drinking water scheme

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The Uttar Pradesh government has decided to organise camps in the Bundelkhand and Vindhya regions of the state to monitor the Har Ghar Nal Yojana scheme to ensure tap water for each household.

After a presentation before chief minister Yogi Adityanath, Jal Shakti minister Swatantra Dev Singh paid a quick visit to Hamirpur and Mahoba to monitor water projects.

He said that the aim is to ensure full coverage of drinking water supply scheme in Bundelkhand by November.

“Nearly 70 percent work on Bundelkhand water projects is complete. People of Bundelkhand and Vindhya region, who have struggled for years for clean drinking water, are going to get better water supply than expected,” the minister said.

“Directions have been issued to officials to ensure completion of all the 75-ground water-based drinking water projects, along with providing water supply to 50,000 households within 100 days, and water supply to 30 lakh people across the state through pipelines,” he added after meeting principal secretary (Namami Gange and rural water supply) Anurag Srivastava and other officers.

The minister said his department is aiming to provide clean drinking water to over 60 lakh people in the next six months. The biggest beneficiaries of the scheme would be the people of Bundelkhand and Vindhya regions.

A campaign in this regard would begin from September. Singh has asked officials to work at the ground level.

“Orders have been issued to ensure that officers come up with an action plan and monitor projects by camping in Bundelkhand from where they would be required to send regular progress reports after review. The target set for November has to be achieved in any case,” he said.

For the water connection campaign in Bundelkhand from September, Singh has instructed the officers to plan each and every village as a target at the micro level, so that water supply can be started to houses.

Along with giving messages on mobile phones, he said the pipeline should be extended right inside each house as per the convenience of the villagers.

The minister has directed all the ADMs (additional district magistrates) to monitor the Namami Gange scheme district-wise. The officials have also been asked to visit village to village and check preparedness and quality regularly. In Bundelkhand, 467 piped drinking water schemes are under construction under 32 projects of Jal Jeevan Mission.

There are 43 surface water-based schemes and 424 ground water-based schemes. In these schemes, provision of 11,95,265 functional house water connection (FHTC) is to be made for a population of over 72 lakh (72,68,705) of 3,823 revenue villages.

Pure drinking water will be supplied to 11,95,265 houses, he said.

The projects will benefit 40 tehsils, 68 development blocks and 2,608-gram panchayats of seven districts of the Bundelkhand region. It will also generate direct employment for more than 3,000 people and indirect employment, officials said.


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Two Yakima Officers on Leave After Saturday Shooting

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Two Yakima Police officers remain on administrative leave Sunday after an officer involved shooting on North 18th Avenue Saturday afternoon. The man who was injured was taken to Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital where he was being treated on Saturday.

The man was wanted for domestic violence charges

Officers were searching for the man for “felony domestic violence charges” when they spotted him in the area of North 18th Ave and Jerome. The suspect, who police say had a firearm fled from officers while threatening to shoot and harm the officers. A news release from the Yakima Police Department says the man was found in a yard of a home in the area where the suspect refused to surrender. The suspect threatened officers and at least two Yakima Police Department officers discharged their firearms in the officer involved shooting. Department officials say the “suspect was medically treated at the scene and transported to the hospital shortly after the incident occurred.”

Yakima Police have placed two officers on administrative leave

Police say shortly after the shooting the “scene was secured by officers and turned over to the Yakima Valley Special Investigations Unit (YVSIU), pursuant to State law.”
While the suspect was shot no Yakima Police Department Officers were injured during the incident. City officials say the status of the suspect is unknown at this time. “The involved officers will be placed on paid administrative leave pending the YVSIU and administrative investigations, pursuant to standard protocol.”

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Study shows Karnataka forest ecosystem services incurred Rs 3,831.28 crore loss

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The Karnataka forest ecosystem services have incurred a loss to the tune of Rs 3,831.28 crore between 2015 and 2021, showed a study by the Centre for Ecological Economics and Natural Resources at the Institute for Social and Economic Change (ISEC). The loss is attributed to forest land conversions for non-forest purposes followed by forest fires and other natural calamities in Karnataka.

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The report stated, “Due to forest loss and degradation, the loss value of carbon sequestration is estimated at Rs 1,897.05 crore during the assessment period. Loss due to carbon sequestration in vegetation and soil is a major problem for the conservation of ecosystem and biodiversity, especially sustainable development, socio-economic impact such as food insecurity, poverty and inequality at the local level. In addition, the average mean temperature will increase depending on the rate of forest loss.”

This study estimates the loss of ecosystem services such as carbon sequestration in vegetation and soil, soil erosion prevention, air purification, Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) and Nitrogen Oxide (NO2), non-timber forest products, loss of household income of forest-dependent communities, pollination services and timber loss associated with the forestry sector in Karnataka. “Provisioning services such as timber and non-timber forest products are direct contributions to the state income and household economy. For example, the economic loss of timber production or timber provisioning services is estimated at Rs 988.73 crore during the assessment period,” the report read.

It is further mentioned that loss and degradation of forest ecosystem services assessment may help the sustainable livelihood of forest-dependent communities, climate change mitigation and adaptation, biodiversity conservation, an opportunity for forest and ecological restoration. “Therefore, there is a need to assess the economic cost due to loss of forest ecosystem services induced by forest land conversion for non-forest purposes, forest fires and other natural calamities, such as flood, landslide and disasters in a comprehensive way for sustainable utilisation and management of forest ecosystem in Karnataka,” it further read.

Forest fires are also stated to be one of the reasons behind significant loss and degradation of ecosystem services. The report stated that in the period 2015-2021, 38,283.11 ha of forest land was affected due to forest fire. The largest chunk of forest area (1,7911.83 ha) was lost in 2019-20.

Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forest Prabhash Chandra Ray said, “Most of the fire incidents are man-made. People living around forests have cattle and livestock and are dependent on the forests for grazing purposes. They also engage in stubble burning while hot weather is another reason behind the fire incidents.”

He added, “The preventive measures we take includes creating fire lines at the sensitive areas so that the fire does not spread. We engage fire watchers and fire protection camps are set up in selected spots. We also receive fire alert data which is sent directly to the forest staffers on their mobile numbers. Based on the input, the staffers reach the location and give feedback on the action taken. If a fire is noticed outside the boundary of the forest, feedback is shared and if it is found to be within the forest, they extinguish it and share the photograph of the action taken.”

 

M Balasubramanian, Assistant professor at ISEC and principal investigator of the study, said, “There is a need for more compensation for sustainable forest management. Western Ghats needs a proper economic value for better conservation. The Karnataka government has for the first time allotted Rs 100 crore in the recent Budget for compensating ecosystem services loss based on this report.”

Forest area affected due to fire

2015-16- 168.67 ha

2016-17- 4,922.77 ha

2017-18- 2,921.854 ha

2018-19- 5,993.64 ha

2019-20- 17,911.83 ha

2020-21- 6,364.57 ha

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Contribution of Yogi Govt towards water conservation

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World Water Day: Contribution of Yogi Govt towards water conservation

Lucknow, March 22 (UNI) Ever since Yogi Adityanath took over the reins of Uttar Pradesh as the Chief Minister, the conservation of water, its better management and usage has been one among the top priorities of the government.
In its efforts to realize the above objective, the government not only ensured completion and operation of multiple decade-long pending projects aimed at conserving water, but also worked towards saving every drop of water through construction of farm ponds, multi-purpose ponds on the banks of rivers and various other water bodies.
Nearly 18 projects including the Saryu Canal Project, Arjun Sahayak Dam Project, and Bansagar Project that were pending for years and remained neglected under the previous state governments, have been completed and made operational by the Yogi-led government which will serve the purpose of saving water and facilitating the irrigation, benefiting more than 50 lakh farmers of the state, officials here on Tuesday claimed.
These efforts in the past five years have borne out positive results, with water conservation becoming a mass movement in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
In addition, the use of relatively efficient methods like sprinkler and drip for irrigation of maximum area in minimum water and time was encouraged by the government through provision of huge grants. In Bundelkhand, thousands of ponds were dug under the Khet-Talab scheme as a permanent solution to the problem of droughts.
In order to provide pure drinking water to all, work is underway on a plan of Rs 30,000 crore for Bundelkhand, Vindhya and other water-deficit areas. The Yogi government has also simultaneously worked towards rejuvenation of rivers and water bodies, construction of multipurpose ponds on banks of major rivers including the Ganga and promotion of practices like rainwater harvesting in every under construction building, officials said.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has always worked towards conservation of water and also has promoted the idea of water conservation to the public. Through protecting water, Yogi has also ensured the well-being of the farmers and the needy.
Uttar Pradesh had suffered drought conditions in the year 2014-15 and during that time, Yogi Adityanath as the Member of Parliament from Gorakhpur had advocated the idea of water harvesting in the Gorakhnath temple itself to encourage the public towards saving water.
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Bad allergies? Here’s what to do at home to stop air pollutants

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Abacus Plumbing, Air Conditioning and Electrical offers up expert advice on easy tips to make your home an allergy-free zone.

AUSTIN, Texas — Allergy season is here and many Texans are feeling the pain. Whether you get itchy eyes or can’t stop sneezing, odds are that there are multiple allergens all around you, and even in your home. 

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Fortunately, there are some easy things that you can do at your own home to reduce those air pollutants. HVAC company Abacus Plumbing, Air Conditioning and Electrical has been servicing Texas homes for almost 20 years and staff members say it’s not out of the ordinary for a home to become polluted with mold spores, chemicals, and dust, as well as many other toxins. But there are some easy things homeowners can to do limit air pollutants.

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The most effective way to improve indoor air is to eliminate sources of pollutants or reduce their emissions. This can be achieved by following these tips:

·       Get your HVAC system regularly serviced: Regular maintenance on air conditioning and heating equipment improves efficiency and extends system life. Your HVAC system should be inspected and serviced at least twice a year to maintain its efficiency and reduce repair costs. 

·       Duct cleaning: Since some dust and bacteria can make their way into your ductwork despite the presence of an air filter, it is a good idea to have your ducts cleaned regularly to help prevent their spread throughout your home. It’s also important to inspect the ducting for leakage as that will cause a large amount of dust/pollen to infiltrate the house.

·       Adjust humidity to a proper level: Elevated humidity levels in your home can lead to the growth of harmful mold and mildew. The Environmental Protection Agency suggests that the most effective way to curb the growth of mold in your home is to maintain the relative humidity between 30 and 60%.

·       UV air sanitizers: The filter in your HVAC system has only a limited ability to remove airborne bacteria and dust. The best way to eliminate virtually all of these harmful particles is to have a UV air sanitizer professionally installed. These devices use ultraviolet light to incinerate bacteria and dust particles, giving you clean, healthy air in your home that is virtually free of dust and germs.

 “Texans are very familiar will allergies but many don’t take the steps needed to prevent those allergy symptoms,” says Vic Fredlund, HVAC Manager of Abacus Plumbing, Air Conditioning and Electrical.  

“Abacus just wants to make sure that the public is aware of these measures that are easy to implement in their homes.”

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Carpet Cleaners, Vacuums & More

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Pets are often compared to children. They both are super adorable, get a lot of our attention, and often do the funniest things. And while pets aren’t exactly like children, we often consider them family members. 

That said, pets can be messy. From bathroom accidents in the house to shedding on every piece of furniture, they require a lot of cleanup. To make things easier, we’ve rounded up our go-to products to make cleaning up after your furry friend a bit easier.

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