Spot The Signs Of Water Damage From Your Shower

Posted on 15 June 2015

With water, you can dissolve dirt, grime and sediments from any surface you want to clean. However, water can also wear down and wash away materials you're trying to preserve. Water damage happens in your bathroom when surfaces like walls, floors and even your ceiling are exposed to too much water, causing them to break down and even collapse. While water damage happens most drastically as a result of a flood, even a tiny leak somewhere around your shower can cause structural damage unless you act to prevent it. [Read More]

Take Your Silver Jewelry Business To The Next Level With Lost Wax Casting

Posted on 12 June 2015

If you have a silver jewelry business, you may have wondered how to both improve your profits and take your artistry to the next level. While beading, stamping, and embossing can produce beautiful pieces, you can create more original and sculptural pieces with the ancient technique of lost wax casting. Read on to learn about how lost wax casting works and the tools you need to try it for yourself. [Read More]

Exposing Two Myths That You May Believe About Drilling Wells

Posted on 7 June 2015

There are few things that are more important than supplying your home with fresh drinking water, but this is a task that may require a water well if your home is not connected to the local sewer system. While drilling water wells is a relatively ancient technique, it is commonly misunderstood by many modern homeowners. Due to the lack of knowledge, there is a strong chance that you may be making the error of assuming that a couple of common myths about drilling water wells are true. [Read More]

Designing The Perfect Conveyor To Handle Your Materials

Posted on 5 June 2015

One of the challenges of implementing a conveyor belt is that these systems cannot simply be purchased off a shelf. They must be designed specifically for the application that the conveyor belt will be placed under. Also, if the conveyor belt is not designed well, it can contribute to a plant shutdown. Once you analyze the materials you will be transporting, you will be able to determine what specifications and features your belt will need. [Read More]

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As the owner of one of the busiest dry cleaning services in town, I am constantly looking for ways to improve my service. I keep up with the latest equipment, chemicals and techniques that can be used to keep clothing and other dry clean items looking great for my customers. Recently, I found that the machines that I have been using for so many years are no longer the best, most efficient models to use. I was worried about making a big investment in replacing them, but it has served me well. Visit my blog to find out more about how this investment has improved my business.