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Food Service Supplies and Equipment: Buying, Cleaning and Repairing

Hi, my name is Howie, and I have worked in restaurants since I was seventeen. Over the years, I have cleaned and serviced every type of food service equipment from meat slicers to potato peelers. I have helped my bosses buy equipment and figure out the best protocols for servicing, maintaining and repairing that equipment. If you have questions on food service equipment or other types of industrial equipment, you should be able to find the answers you need here. Please, get comfortable and explore these posts. I have loved my time in restaurants, and this blog takes me back to them in a virtual sense. I hope you enjoy these posts as much as I enjoy writing them.

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3 Energy-Saving Guidelines for Air Conditioning Systems

Posted on May 5, 2015

A fully-operational home air conditioning system can be costly in terms of monthly electricity bills. You can reduce the energy consumption through proper usage and regular care and maintenance. In addition, an efficient AC appliance produces less carbon dioxide so it is better for the environment. Here are some simple tips for improving energy efficiency in your air conditioning system. Annual Servicing Professional servicing is essential for consistent and good performance of the air conditioner. [Read More]

7 Tasks a Split System AC Technician Can Perform During Annual Servicing

Posted on April 30, 2015

For your split system air conditioning system to work effectively, you need to have it serviced by a professional at least once a year. This ensures you get consistent cooling all through. Your service technician will go through several critical areas of your split system, performing checks, making replacements and servicing other parts. Here's a breakdown of the service process. Checking air ducts Your technician will check and ensure that the ducts blowing cool air in and hot air out of your house are in good condition. [Read More]

Installing Insulation Panels Into A Loft Area

Posted on April 29, 2015

Installing insulation panels into a loft is one of the easier DIY jobs for homeowners to carry out. It is also very important. Insufficient insulation can result in a loss of heat, costing you money. Additionally, if you use panels instead of insulating blankets, you can cover the panels with chipboard and then use the loft for storing items that you don't use. This gives you a little extra storage space. [Read More]

3 Benefits of Hiring Materials Handling Equipment & Professionals for Your Business

Posted on April 27, 2015

There are times when your business may need additional handling support or equipment. You may have a season that has more orders than others or you may be offering a bulk order special. There are also times when sales have nothing to do with your need for the equipment, but moving and storing different items in your inventory does. If you are in a situation where you need heavy materials handling equipment, but you aren't sure if buying it is a good idea, then consider the benefits of hiring the equipment and operators instead. [Read More]