Your boat is an investment, which means you want to keep it safe when it is out of the water for winter. The following four pointers can help you ensure your boat survives the cold season unscathed. #1: Make sure everything is dry The first step to successful winterization is ensuring the boat is dry. Moisture left in upholstery, on the deck of the boat, in hoses, or really in any part of the boat can freeze during winter. Read More»
As a veterinarian, keeping the right equipment and supplies on hand in your clinic is important so that you can do your job and provide your furry clients with the medical care that they need. Of course, you have to worry about how you’re going to store these things so that they are kept safe and so that they are easy to find. Stackable bins can be incredibly useful for storing a huge variety of things in a veterinary clinic, including these things. Read More»
A fresh start is exactly what you need now that your divorce is finalized, and living with your sister again as an adult gives you an immediate source of support that helps you start the process of rebuilding your life. Yet, you’ve also been through a lot over the past several months, and you may still be dealing with issues that make it hard to think clearly through each step of your move. Read More»
If you’re not lucky enough to have your move paid for by your employer, then you’re probably looking for ways to save money on moving expenses. Moving costs add up quickly if you book a full-service move and let the moving company pack your things and do all the work. By doing much of the work yourself, you can save some money. Here are tips for a more economical move. Read More»
If you are planning a move and have a lot of furniture items that you need to move from one location to another, then it may be in your best interest to find ways to make sure that the items are not scuffed or marred in the process. This is one reason why moving companies typically use moving blankets. You can use these same blankets, and you can even rent them from your local mover or from a nearby home supply store. Read More»