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Top 10 Things To Complete for Daylight Savings Time
On Sunday March 8, 2015 at 2 a.m., clocks in most North American cities will turn forward one hour.Daylight Saving Time will set in! It’s quite an easy process to do with clocks. However, it is less easy – for many – with their own bodies. We hear that the number of car crashes increases at the beginning ofDaylight Saving Time. More people have heart attacks. Many report feeling groggy or off kilter in the week following. Here are a few things you will need to do within the first week to signal in the unofficialbeginning of Spring.
10. Test and maintain your smoke detectors.
9. Change batteries at least twice a year.
8. Check your CO detectors.
7. Review your family’s emergency plan.
6. Ensure that you have a plan that works, and review it with family members to remind them what to do and where to go in case of an emergency.
5. Update your emergency kit.
4. Check your first-aid kit and replace any missing supplies.
3. Have your fuel-burning appliances inspected by a trained professional.
2. Check your chimney and vents.
1. Have a professional inspect these to ensure that everything is connected and in good condition and that nothing is blocked.
For most people this will mean that sunrise and sunset will be an hour later, which means moredaylight and sunlight!
Tell us your ideas for surviving Daylight Saving Time in the comments below!
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