
Handle dishcloths and kitchen towels to limit cross-contamination
Keep cloths used on raw-food spills separate from hand and dish towels; launder and dry washable cloths.
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Keep cloths used on raw-food spills separate from hand and dish towels; launder and dry washable cloths.

Motor-protection, exhaust and foam filters can have different care rules. Check the exact model before washing any filter.

Inspect wet surfaces and walking routes, use nonslip materials, and ensure grab bars are securely anchored.

Place the display ahead, support feet and back, and keep wrists close to neutral while using input devices.

Anchor heavy furniture and televisions using compatible hardware and remove objects that tempt children to climb.

Use a device-approved charger and supervise charging while awake; avoid modified battery packs.

Best-if-used-by, sell-by and use-by labels differ; infant formula needs special care.

Divide cooked food into shallow containers, refrigerate promptly, and label the date for timely use or freezing.

Practice protecting your head and neck in place instead of running outside during shaking.
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Featured link cardPlacement matters: use a portable air cleaner in rooms where you spend time, keeping its intake and outlet free of curtains and furniture.
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Featured link cardWindow screens are not child fall barriers. Review window guards or stops, nearby furniture and emergency escape before opening windows.
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Featured link cardSome mattresses are designed for one-sided use and should not be flipped. Check the model instructions before rotating or flipping.