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Ep # 20 – Where to buy the freshest fruit and vegetables in the Hawkesbury

10 August, 2017 · Posted by Rachael Goldsworthy

Rachael speaks with Maria from Sciberras Fresh

I’m Rachael Goldsworthy and welcome to the Drive Home to Hawkesbury where I believe every home has a story and I love sharing those stories on real estate in the Hawkesbury with you. Today I am speaking with Maria from Sciberras Fresh.

Buy direct from the farm at 364 Kurmond Road, Freemans Reach or visit sciberrasfresh.com.au.

I Live, Love, Hawkesbury and can’t wait to get into today’s episode.

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Ep # 19 – Enjoy Local Art, Craft, Food and Produce with me this weekend

7 August, 2017 · Posted by Rachael Goldsworthy

Rachael speaks with Sherilyn about the 40th Anniversary Ebenezer Art Show at Ebenezer Public School

I will be the guest Auctioneer on Saturday and I hope you can join me in supporting Ebenezer Public School.

For more information, visit the ebenezerartshow.com.au website.

I Live, Love, Hawkesbury and can’t wait to get into today’s episode.

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Ep # 18 – Parking a Hot Rod in your Driveway?

24 July, 2017 · Posted by Rachael Goldsworthy

Rachael speaks with Lep about the 10th Anniversary Hot Rod and Custom Car Show this Sunday at Windsor Leagues Club

Gold Coin Donation for Spectators
$5 entry for Hot Rods & Custom Cars including Rat Rods and Drag Cars
All proceeds donated to Hawkesbury Community Soup Kitchen
Get behind a the local community and have a fun day out with the family

For more information, call Lep on 0412 826 539 or Jamie on 0402 235 413.

I Live, Love, Hawkesbury and can’t wait to get into today’s episode.

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Ep # 17 – Electric Blanket House Fire Warning – How I Avoided a House Fire

21 July, 2017 · Posted by Rachael Goldsworthy

Rachael speaks about Electric Blanket Safety

I’m Rachael Goldsworthy and welcome to the Drive Home to Hawkesbury where I believe every home has a story and I love sharing those stories on real estate in the Hawkesbury with you.

Electric blankets are a potential source of a fire if not used and stored correctly.

Do not leave electric blankets turned on during the day as objects such as clothes, pets, bedding or other heavy objects can cause overheating and fires.

Electric blankets should be turned on half an hour before going to bed and then turned off when getting into bed.

If you remove your electric blanket during the summer months, ensure that it is stored correctly, that is, the blanket should be rolled not folded. Alternatively leave the blanket on the bed, as it will remain flat

Follow these tips to reduce the risk of a fire in your home:

Inspect the electric blanket for discolouration caused by overheating or wear and tear before use (brown spots may indicate the blanket is overheating)
Do not pile clothes or heavy objects on the bed while the electric blanket is on
Make sure the controls are not twisted or caught between the mattress and the bed base
Never sleep with the electric blanket on
Electric blankets are not recommended for use where bed wetting may occur
Be especially diligent when children are using electric blankets
Do not wrap the electric blanket around yourself

Source: http://esa.act.gov.au/community-information/home-fire-safety/electric-blankets/

Get the Fact Sheet: http://cdn.esa.act.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/Electric-blankets.pdf

I Live, Love, Hawkesbury and can’t wait to get into today’s episode.