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Prepare Your Home For Storm & Cyclone Season !

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With the storm season upon us, now is the time to do a few quick jobs around the house to help have your home and family ready for the storm and cyclone season.

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What is GuttaFilta and How Does It Work?

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In 2012 GuttaFilta Pty Ltd was formed to develop and roll out specialty products in a different field. Dyman Foams manufacture the product for GuttaFilta. GuttaFilta is an easily installed DIY style product. If needed, though, we can arrange professional installation. GuttaFilta will not damage your roof or gutters. In fact it helps to keep your gutters dry and clean. GuttaFilta is UV stable, is fire retardant (self extinguishing rating 10 - refer disclaimer), is environmentally friendly and comes with a 7 year warranty. GuttaFilta is easy to handle and won't dent or crack. -

GuttaFilta and GuttaFilta Valley is made from a open cell (reticulated) polyether polyurethane foam. All GuttaFilta products can be cut to any size to fit any application. Whilst very porous and pliable, it is also highly resistant to physical stress and UV deterioration. It is formulated to perform in sub-zero or high temperatures making it suitable for all Australian conditions. GuttaFilta also has an anti microbial additive which prevents algae and mould developing and GuttaFilta, by way it is formed and fits into the gutter, also assists with mosquito control. GuttaFilta inhibits the development of larvae by keeping the mosquitoes away from any water build up.




Get Ready For Storm Season

It's the perfect time to do a few quick jobs around the house to help get you and your family ready for bushfire and storm season. Clearing out blocked drains and gutters, and cleaning up your yard are all great ways to get ready.


WHAT SHOULD I DO BEFORE A STORM?
Check and clean roof, gutters and downpipes
Trim trees and clear garden debris Identify loose objects on decks or in gardens that might need to be secured or put away
Have an emergency plan and a fully stocked emergency kit

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WHAT SHOULD I DO AS A STORM APPROACHES?
Ensure mobile phones are fully charged or that there is access to a phone which does not require mains power to operate Keep a torch handy Secure loose items Place vehicles under cover Secure all external doors and windows Shelter and secure pets and animals Tune your battery-operated radio for weather warnings and advice Disconnect unneeded electrical appliances Keep your emergency kit close by Be aware of neighbours who may need assistance

WHAT SHOULD I DO AFTER THE STORM HAS PASSED?
For life threatening emergencies call Triple Zero (000) If you require emergency assistance with storm damage such as damage to roofs and fallen trees on buildings call the SES on 13 25 00 Stay clear of fallen power lines. Contact Energex for power updates on 13 62 62 Continue to listen to battery-operated radio for updates Assess any damage to property. Consider what you can do to secure and repair damage Check the safety and wellbeing of neighbours

BEFORE CALLING THE SES
Consider whether your property has sustained serious damage Is it an emergency requiring SES assistance? If you are renting your home, speak to your real estate agent to organise a tradesperson If you are a home owner, consider how you could arrange to have the damage fixed Could your family or friends help, or can you call a tradesperson?

WHEN DO I CALL THE SES? Call the SES
if you require additional assistance, including if: Your house or roof has sustained serious damage from falling trees, flying debris or wind You need assistance because living spaces such as bedrooms, kitchen or lounge room are getting wet

STOCK YOUR EMERGENCY KIT AHEAD OF TIME. IT SHOULD INCLUDE BASICS SUCH AS:
A portable, battery-operated radio and torch with fresh or spare batteries and bulb A list of radio stations for emergency information Gas or battery-operated lantern Enough fresh water and tinned food for three days A firstaid kit