Proactive Cleaning Prevents Headaches

What types of prevention do you practice on a daily basis? You brush your teeth twice a day. You put on shoes and socks to prevent damage to your feet. You turn on your directional signal to keep other drivers from running into your car. There is at least an ounce of prevention in most of the tasks we do every day. What happens when those steps don’t work? If you suddenly got a blister on your foot, despite wearing shoes and socks, you would probably look into getting a new pair of both. If someone pulls out in front of your car, even though you had used the lever to indicate turning, you would probably check the bulb or wiring. Then why don’t we do the same when it comes to proactive cleaning?