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Life Kit · June 8, 2026 · 17m

How to have a safe, healthy summer

This episode of Life Kit provides practical tips for enjoying a safe and healthy summer. It covers the proper application of mosquito repellent—emphasizing that most people use too little—as well as strategies for preventing tick bites after outdoor activities. The safest placement for grills is discussed to avoid fire hazards, and swimming safety measures are outlined to protect everyone in the water. Finally, simple advice is shared on building a crave-worthy salad that goes beyond basic greens.

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Highlights

Mosquito repellent requires more than you think
Most people under‑apply mosquito repellent; effective protection requires a thorough coating.
Tick bite prevention starts before and after the outdoors
Reducing tick bites requires proactive steps both before heading outside and after returning.
Grill placement reduces fire risk
Positioning the grill in the safest spot minimizes the danger of accidental fires.
Swimming safety hinges on supervision and awareness
Key practices like designating a water watcher and staying vigilant can prevent drownings.
Build a crave‑worthy salad with variety
A satisfying salad moves beyond lettuce by incorporating a mix of flavors, textures, and fresh ingredients.
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