Catastrophes such as fires, floods or even earthquakes can be problematic for homeowners. But what if your home is attacked by a monster? What if there was a werewolf breaking down your door? How about if a mummy was in your living room? In this infographic, ForRent.com shows how to defend your apartment from the various monsters of classic horror movies.
Whether or not trick-or-treating is up your alley, Halloween and all its festivities can’t be ignored. This year 171 million Americans plan to partake in the holiday, which may include anything from pumpkin-carving and costume planning to party hosting and party-crashing. Spending will hit an all-time high at $8.4B, with a $1.5B increase in spending since the previous year.
From the 16.2% of people who plan to put costumes on their pets to the 72% of parents who admit stealing from their kids’ trick-or-treating stash, there’s always something interesting to learn about Halloween. So to ease your fears and help you enjoy a fun, safe Halloween, the team at WalletHub has created an infographic with a collection of the best Halloween factoids they could find,
The driving test tips in this infographic by Driver Start can help to avoid some common mistakes including poor road position, slow driving or excessive speed, mounting the curb and more.
A telephone is necessary, both for safety and connection. But in a short time, our phone habits have morphed from the head tilt of cradling a wall phone handset to the forward slouch of hunching over our smartphones. Here is an infographic about what cell phones have done to our bodies over the past 10 years.
The UK has a severe drug driving problem. As of March 2015 it is illegal to drive in the UK if you are either, unfit to do so because you’re on legal or illegal drugs, or if you have above a specified level of an illegal drug in your blood stream (the drugs don’t need to be effecting your driving). Here is an infographic that looks at “drug driving” in the UK.
This infographic visually discusses some of the dangers of the Zika Virus, where it has been located in the United State, how it is spread and the symptoms associated with it. Also talks about the effects it could have on infants. This infographic also showcases the steps of prevention and the things you can do to keep your house and home mosquito free.
This infographic will inform parents about the danger of head injuries, falls, and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) of their children. Falls are the most common cause of minor head injuries in children and adolescents, followed by motor vehicle crashes, pedestrian and bicycle accidents, sports-related trauma, and child abuse.
Most people know what a sugar packet looks like and feels like. Most sugar packets contain roughly four grams of sugar, so they are excellent objects to use to help visualize just how much sugar is in foods that people are exposed to on a daily basis. Excess sugar is hazardous to a person’s health in various ways. It is known to deplete minerals in bones, stimulate aging and create wrinkles, contributes to obesity, harms dental health, triggers adrenal fatigue, and much more.
Here is a useful collection of misconceptions and myths versus the actual facts on home-buying. Ever since the housing bubble burst and the 2007-2008 recession, millions of Americans are afraid to invest in real estate. According to the facts presented on this infographic, that fear is no longer valid and buying and owning a home is a great idea again.
