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Angela Strehli recorded her version of a 1970s tune called “Slipped, Tripped, and Fell in Love,” but being in the spill clean up business, when one of our team members heard it on the radio while driving, all she could think was, “Wow, a song about the dangers of spills!” Now, for some people, falling into a […]
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Have you heard of the latest dishwasher? It’s an AI-enabled dishwashing device marketed as being a solution “for every home & office. Dishcare eliminates the arduous task of actually having to rinse and load dirty dishes into the dishwasher, saving seconds, if not minutes of time daily, that can be put to better use texting.
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You may be thinking. “This is not a fit. Social media is digital by nature. Spill clean up is analog.” (Although if you spill coffee on your device, that would muddy the boundaries a bit…). But social media can teach you a lot about how to better run your business. To wit: Everyone’s an influencer.
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Here in California, we’re grateful for severe winter storms, because it’s helped to ease our equally severe drought conditions. Even though the temperatures outside are often close to see-your-breath, and the heated indoor air is drying out our sinuses, it’s a small price to pay for the water we so desperately need. But all that
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If there’s one positive to come out of the pandemic, it’s people’s reflection on how they spend their days, and whether their work is truly satisfying beyond simply receiving a paycheck. Early on, for example, one of our team discovered, when she went to make a hair appointment (during the brief period between the first
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January might as well be called “Lethargy.” The weather is dull and cold and often wet, slip and fall incidents increase, people have less energy, and in general, it’s a dreary month, even if it is the start of a new year. But you’ve got high hopes for business growth in 2022, and you want
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It’s fall, and we don’t want to. Fall, that is. As we slide into winter, the hazards spread. But slip and fall accidents can happen anywhere, in any season, and the danger is very real: a puddle of chicken grease cost a Costco customer her life at age 39. Americans spend $50 billion annually on
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There’s something about fall that seems to make people hungry. Maybe it’s the cooler weather, and a throwback to when our ancestors needed to store more body fat to stave off the lean winter months, when it was harder to hunt. At least this provides a reasonable excuse for indulging. And, of course, in the
Remember the beloved movie Groundhog Day, in which Bill Murray kept reliving the same day over and over again until he’d learned from all of his mistakes? We’ll all become time travelers after a fashion on Sunday, November 7, when we set our clocks back to standard time at 2 a.m. and get to relive
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You may think the changing autumn leaves are beautiful, and they are — on the tree. But once that brilliant red and gold foliage falls to the ground, it may not be all that’s falling. Damp leaves create a trip-and-fall hazard that most people seldom consider. Think about it: wet leaves are slippery. Like ice.
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