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finding the problems with your washer and dryer

Having a washer and dryer in your home is more helpful than you think until something happens and one or both of them quit working. Being on a tight budget, I have learned how to troubleshoot my washer and dryer to keep it running or to get an idea of how much the repairs are going to cost me. I have put together my website to help others figure out what is causing the problems with their washers and dryers to help avoid the time consuming trips to the laundromat. Hopefully, you can use the information included on the site to get your laundry system going again.

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How Can You Remain Promotable While Working From Home?

Posted on January 27, 2015

If you currently work remotely from a virtual office, you probably already enjoy many of the special benefits of working from home. Along with reduced transportation and meal costs, you won't need to maintain a full business wardrobe or pay for frequent dry cleaning. Unfortunately, some of these lowered expenses can come at a higher professional cost. Many hiring managers and other business professionals have warned telecommuters of the dangers inherent in working from home -- namely, that you'll be passed over for promotions and pay raises if you don't get the right amount of " [Read More]

Own a Business? 3 Paper Shredding Myths And How They Can Hurt You

Posted on January 16, 2015

As a business owner, it isn't always easy to save time and money. When you think about ways to stay efficient, you might lean towards moving tasks in-house so that you don't end up paying high premiums for professional services. However, outsourcing certain responsibilities, like paper shredding, can actually be better for your business. Here are three paper shredding myths you should be aware of, and how doing things the wrong way could hurt your business: [Read More]

Good Mourning Jewelry: A Beginner's Guide To Victorian Era Jet

Posted on January 14, 2015

During the Victorian Era, deciding what you were going to wear to a loved one's funeral was a pretty big deal. It was so big a deal, in fact, that most towns had their own mourning jewelry shops. These shops catered to individuals in mourning, crafting and personalizing rings, necklaces, and brooches that memorialized the life of those who had passed. And, if you were among the wealthiest, classiest citizens of the Victorian Era, your jewelry would have been made from the top-of-the-line material of its time -- jet. [Read More]

3 Essential Moving Tips For Small Businesses

Posted on January 8, 2015

A corporate move can mean days of chaos, confusion, and stress, while productivity grinds to a halt. Or it can be quick, stress free, and painless, and involve a minimum amount of downtime — allowing your staff to get right back to work and your business to get back to turning a profit. It all depends on how you handle a few important decisions leading up to the day of the move. [Read More]