July 31st, 2009
Quench big thirsts – Our tall water/ice dispenser accommodates a variety of large containers Keep your coldest items cold – Concentrated chill is applied directly to the contents of this Luxury-Glide drawer to cool them faster and keep them colderStay stocked with ice – our Fast Ice Option makes 50% more ice to keep your parties cool It pays to do your part and go green – an ENERGY STAR qualified refrigerator uses less energy so you save money on utility bills while helping protect the environment and the futureMaintain the crisp freshness of your produce – Adjust these smooth gliding crisper drawers to precise humidity and temperature levels Keep odors from hanging out in your fridge – PureAdvantage, filtered air is circulated to keep your fridge fresh Help the environment and save money on bottled water – pure water and fresh clean ice are yours right from the fridge Avoid control panels full of confusing buttons and choices – with a single touch, the IQ-Touchs elegant display comes to life with numerous helpful options. Once youve made your selection the lights will turn off leaving leaving just the display iconsExtend your refrigerator shelves with ease – Our exceptionally crafted glass shelves feature the Luxury-Glide rack system allowing them to extend smoothly from the refrigerator Save money on your energy bill – Adjust your freezer/Refrigerator temperatures independently to precise chill levels
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July 31st, 2009
Together with the Calisto Bluetooth Headset, Dragon 10 Medical is an effective way to improve productivity, saving money and time. Dragon 10 Medical is the most widely used and successful speech recognition solution in the history of the industry. It is used by over 80,000 clinicians in the US today to document care, directly in an EMR, in Microsoft Word, or in other clinical software.
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July 31st, 2009
Epoxy based swimming pool paint only requires one coat, to save you time and money. Super poxy shield pool paint is an economical way to paint your swimming pool.
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July 31st, 2009
They say a stitch in time saves nine. So then what does a personalized Sewing Kit in time save? The answer is time, money, and customer confidence! These outstanding custom gifts will have your company patching up holes in its marketing strategy left and right. Your customers will love to keep their personalized Sewing Kit with them wherever they go, in case of, say, a ‘hem-mergency.’ Just add your logo or slogan, and your sales will practically stitch themselves! These terrific promotions are a great way to promote your garment shop, tailor, dry cleaner, and more. Order your personalized Sewing Kits today! Mirror included. Multiple thread colors. Button, Needle, Threader & Safety Pin included. Ideal for traveling.
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July 31st, 2009
Proven the #1 selling woodwind swab for over 25 years, the Original H.W. Pad-Saver de-moisturizer is the woodwind player’s best friend in instrument maintenance. Designed to be left in the instrument while not being played, these swabs draw and dissipate moisture from the bore, toneholes, and pads, extending the life of the pads and saving money on frequent repairs. This is a reliable product that is guaranteed not to damage your instrument. This is a smaller version of the famous “”pad-saver”". The neck saver fits in the saxophone neck.
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July 30th, 2009
I want to see how my school spends its money to see if going green would help save money. Like buying locally… How do I find out?
Going green will not save any money and will probably increase expenses as would buying locally.
July 30th, 2009
NJ is hiking our electric costs about 35% for the summer due to our consumption level (6000 kwh with AC). All electricity over 2500kwh will have a .09/kwh fee levied.
I’ve got a variety of alternatives to get my electric bill down:
Replacement my 10 year old fairly ineffeicient central AC units (we have 2) with a high SEER unit in the 13 to 17 range.
Possibly have solar panels for electricity installed on the roof.
Get a geothermal unit drilled vertically into our yard for heat and AC.
I can only afford to do one.
Which probably will return the most ‘bang for the buck’ fastest?
Our home is about 10 years old and is fairly energy efficient. We have new highly insulated garage doors and have replaced most lights with CFC’s where possible (we have a fair number of halogen units built into the ceilings that don’t have a viable CFC or LED alternative)
Research; "energy envelope", air penetration mitigation, check your current level of insulation and look into beefing that up, new windows in older homes can save more too… just going out and buying the latest and greatest won’t be your best solution with out looking into some of these other things that are so basic many people over look them!
Now that you’ve done all that you can to SAVE energy, look into the alternatives for generating power and or geothermal for heating and cooling. These are 2 different issues… does that make sense?
You don’t have to go out and buy a new home, fix the one you have! There is lots of great info out there, look at case studies that fit your situation and do what they have done…
The link below is just a place to start, good luck!
July 30th, 2009
I am 18 now, a high school grauduate. I am going to school in january at a community college to become an EMT-B and then plan to become a Paramedic which will give me an associates degree. In themean time I want to save my money in the most effective way. I am working full time making 8.50 an hour as a dishwasher. how can I maximize savings now, before I start working as an EMT, which will be in June.
put 50 dollars a week into a bank account.
July 30th, 2009
I want to save money for a another car what are ways i can save money i have a job i work from 4-10 but work is slow in mailing company and i make 8 dollars plus i get taxes taking out my job is in the same town i live in i don’t have to pay for gas i only have to pay for car repairs i i really don’t want to do it cuz i don’t have time also i have to go on vacation and i don’t know if i have to pay for my food on vacation and i only have 700 in saveing in wells fargo and flag ship i have 1781.52 and i only spend 50 dollars for going out and i think im going to buy my Christmas president early for people
http://www.ehow.com/how_4547469_save-money-quick-easy.html
check out the link – there are great ideas on how to save money, and they aren’t hard either. you’ll have the money for the car in no time! good luck!
July 30th, 2009
Please give me your suggestions, or things you’ve done to save money when you go on a vacation. Thank You.
save money by satying in KOA cabins (only 45-85 a night for 2) and cooking your own meals or ice chest lunches. try http://www.cheap-fun-family-travel.com
Eat a big breakfast it’s the cheapest meal on the menu normally. make lunch and dinner small cheaper meals
