california palm springs desert area: ONLINE BUYER'S BEWARE
- 02/01/11 05:16 AM
Last week I visited a client who was anxious to buy some patio furniture. She saw it on-line, ordered it; however, after it arrived and they had a chance to sit on it, they discovered it wasn't as comfortable as they thought it would be. Unfortunately, I hear this story quite often. The difference between http:// and https:// When it comes to buying furniture, it might be wise to "try it out first" to see how comfortable it is, how it actually looks. Sometimes photos are deceiving. Many companies sell mattresses on-line, however, unless you've actually laid down on the mattress … (4 comments)
california palm springs desert area: SAFETY FIRST! IS YOUR SMOKE DETECTOR TOO OLD?
- 10/19/10 08:32 AM
If the last time you bought a smoke alarm was more than ten years ago, it's time to think about getting a new one. Experts indicate that dust, dirt and even bugs can get into an alarm and impede the sensors. It's difficult to estimate the lifespan of a smoke alarm, but after ten years, the service is less than reliable. No one wants to find out the hard way that a smoke alarm has failed. Today's alarms are much different than those of just ten years ago. Technical advances have made smoke detectors easier to use and to maintain. Many … (3 comments)
california palm springs desert area: Home security system is a MUST for some home buyers
- 08/10/10 05:09 AM
Most home buyers think about painting or installing new window coverings as a high priority. You might also consider installing or updating a home security system. The latest technology lets you use your fingerprint as the 'entry code.' Most home security systems in place today require a PIN each time you come and go. A PIN or password can be stolen or forgotten which creates a concern. Using fingerprints as the password eliminates such worries. Fingerprint technology has been used in government and industry security efforts, and has finally made its way into our homes. Each person with access to your … (1 comments)
california palm springs desert area: Are you using recycled paint? Why not?
- 03/23/10 05:10 AM
Everyone is trying to do "their fair share" of helping keep our environment clean. I know many of us in this beautiful California Palm Springs Desert Area are. How can you get involved? Here is just one way you can do it. What happens to all the latex paint that is dropped off at hazard waste centers? It's recycled and is being resold at your local paint distributors, Dunn-Edwards and Kelly-Moore, for instance. Recycled paint sells for less, but the quality and viscosity is augmented by blending it with virgin materials. For more information on Recycled Paint and a complete … (3 comments)
Last week I visited a client who was anxious to buy some patio furniture. She saw it on-line, ordered it; however, after it arrived and they had a chance to sit on it, they discovered it wasn't as comfortable as they thought it would be. Unfortunately, I hear this story quite often.
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