Make Your Home Safe for All Ages
Red Rose Improvements
Here are a few quick and inexpensive things you can do to make the time less stressful for you and more comfortable for your “older-generation” guests.
From the NAHB
Your 80-year-old aunt is coming to stay for a few days. You’re looking forward to the visit, but realize your home may not be entirely “older-generation” friendly. To help enhance the safety and comfort of your visitor, especially one who may have some of the physical challenges that come with aging, here are a few quick and inexpensive things you can do to make the time less stressful for you and more comfortable for your guest:
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