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Shark S3501N Deluxe Steam Pocket Mop List Price: $149.99 Sale Price: $69.99  |
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SHARK S3501 PROFESSIONAL STEAM MOP HARD SURFACE CLEANER |
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Hoover TwinTank Disinfecting Steam Mop - WH20200 List Price: $169.99 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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DISINFECTING STEAM MOPCLEANS & DISINFECTS2 TANK CLEAN/DISINFECT SYSTEMCLEAN CONTROL DIALTRIANGLE NOZZLEUPC : 073502033500Shipping Dimensions : 14.96in X 6.54in X 29.88inEstimated Shipping Weight : 17.6109 Meet the Hoover® TwinTank™ Steam Mop, a steam mop that makes ALL other steam mops obsolete. It’s a lightweight steam mop that can really throw its weight around while quick heated steam cuts through bacteria and germs. Meanwhile the Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution is available for an extra "oomph" on dirt and grime - just adjust the Solution Control dial and instantly get a really effective clean. Clean with steam alone OR with Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution, it’s your choice. The all new Hoover® TwinTank™ Steam Mop incorporates a unique TwinTank™ system, allowing you to clean with steam alone or with Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution. Remaining true to the “green” cleaning standard often associated with steam cleaning, the included Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning is 100% biodegradable and non-toxic, so you can rest assured it’s safe to use around your family and in your home. Hoover® allows you to kill germs and bacteria while still insuring a non-toxic environment for your children and pets. Steam alone cannot clean every stain or spill, the added power of the Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution allows you to get those spills and stains with ease. No more backache, just adjust the Solution Control dial to get the power of the Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution added to the steam. Get the dirt and the bacteria, too. This revolutionary steam cleaning system allows you to clean with Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution for those tough stains and everyday spills, but when used with steam alone, the TwinTank™ Steam Mop truly disinfects** & kills or removes greater than 99.99% of harmful bacteria***. Product Features: • TwinTank™ System- Lets you clean with steam alone or with Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution. It’s your choice, just adjust the Solution Control dial • Outcleans* other steam mops, making them OBSOLETE. • Disinfects** & kills or removes greater than 99.99% of Harmful Bacteria***. • Solution Control Dial- quickly adjusts the amount of 100% biodegradable and non-toxic solution for light or heavy stains and cleaning tasks • Removable Tanks- Both tanks are removable, making filling and cleaning easier than ever • Triangle Swivel Mop Head- easy maneuvering around furniture, along baseboards, and into corners • 30 foot power cord- Reach farther without the need to unplug • Steam Ready Indicator, so there's no guessing and steam is ready within 30 seconds • Carpet Glider- refresh carpets and rugs • Cooling Tray- Protects your floors during cool-down and storage • 3 Microfiber Pads- Machine-washable and reusable microfiber pads are designed for the ultimate cleaning experience and performance *When used with Hoover® SteamPlus™ Cleaning Solution. Compared to other steam mop models tested on hard floors per FCTP-0287p. **With steam alone, on hard floors, per owner’s manual instructions. ***Staphylococcus aureus ATCC 6538, Salmonella enteric ATCC 10708, S. aureus 33592 (MRSA). ****Versus cost of disposable pads. An extra long cord allows for added reach and easy mobility between rooms Great for cleaning in compact areas such as bathrooms to combat bacteria Hoover’s TwinTank system allows you to clean with steam alone... Machine washable cleaning pads Effectively cleans and refreshes multiple flooring surfaces throughout your home Safe and effective 100% biodegradable and non-toxic cleaning solution ...or add Hoover SteamPlus solution for a safe and thorough clean Docking tray to protect floors during storage |
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Euro-Pro Shark S3501 Steam Pocket Mop with 3 Quick Release Mop Heads and 4 Pads |
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Quick, easy, lightweight and ergonomic. The shark steam mop is ready to use in 30-seconds. Safe to use on all sealed hard floor surfaces. Uses ordinary tap water for a chemical-free clean. 180-Degrees of maneuverability helps you be able to clean baseboards and in-between furniture. 3 interchangeable mop heads are included, the XL open area, the rectangle and triangle heads. Also included, the carpet glider to refresh and deodorize area rugs and carpeting and 4 two-sided pads. |
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5" Screen SatNav 15mm Sports Motorcycle Extended Mount Sale Price: $66.99 |
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Waterproof 5" screen GPS SatNav case, 15mm fork stem yoke mount & 3" (7.6cm) extension arm. Fits centre yoke holes 15mm - 17mm (0.59" - 0.68") in diameter. This central fork stem yoke mount has been developed for use on motorcycles where a handlebar mounting option is not possible or desirable. Designed to fit sports, superbike, endurance and touring motorbikes using the cylindrical bore wall (steering head tube) of the fork stems. We have added an extension arm to this already popular mounting solution to aid those riders who need more flexibility and movement from the mount fixture. The extra clearance is useful if you're using a tank bag / luggage. The case has been designed for larger satnav models and is suitable for 5" screen systems. Fits GPS Satnav devices with a maximum size of 13.7cm x 8.6cm x 4cm. approx Light weight - made from Aluminium. Attaches easily to the steering head tube of fork stems. Completely removable. How does it work? Important, first check that your stem cover can be removed and leaves a central hole for the mount to fit in. Simply drop the fork stem attachment into the hole of the stem and tighten. Use an Allen Key to tighten to create a tight fit. The split shaft will expand to fit the inside wall of the fork stem PLEASE NOTE: Measure your hole: This option is designed to fit stems that measure from 15mm - 17mm (0.59" - 0.68") in diameter. This bundle is supplied with a 3" (7.6cm) double socket high strength composite arm. Case protects from damp weather & rain showers. Touch sensitive lens which allows you to view and control your SatNav while it remains protected within the case. Water resistant zip keeps moisture out. Charging cable access. Supplied with 5 support pads to enable devices of varying sizes to be inserted as standard. Case un-clips easily for security or storage. |
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5" Screen SatNav 19mm Sports Motorcycle Extended Mount Sale Price: $66.99 |
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Waterproof 5" screen GPS SatNav case, 19mm fork stem yoke mount & 3" (7.6cm) extension arm. Fits centre yoke holes 17.5mm-20.5mm (0.68 "- 0.81") in diameter. This central fork stem yoke mount has been developed for use on motorcycles where a handlebar mounting option is not possible or desirable. Designed to fit sports, superbike, endurance and touring motorbikes using the cylindrical bore wall (steering head tube) of the fork stems. We have added an extension arm to this already popular mounting solution to aid those riders who need more flexibility and movement from the mount fixture. The extra clearance is useful if you're using a tank bag / luggage. The case has been designed for larger satnav models and is suitable for 5" screen systems. Fits GPS Satnav devices with a maximum size of 13.7cm x 8.6cm x 4cm. approx Light weight - made from Aluminium. Attaches easily to the steering head tube of fork stems. Completely removable. How does it work? Important, first check that your stem cover can be removed and leaves a central hole for the mount to fit in. Simply drop the fork stem attachment into the hole of the stem and tighten. Use an Allen Key to tighten to create a tight fit. The split shaft will expand to fit the inside wall of the fork stem PLEASE NOTE: Measure your hole: This option is designed to fit stems that measure from 17.5mm-20.5mm (0.68 "- 0.81") This bundle is supplied with a 3" (7.6cm) double socket high strength composite arm. Case protects from damp weather & rain showers. Touch sensitive lens which allows you to view and control your SatNav while it remains protected within the case. Water resistant zip keeps moisture out. Charging cable access. Supplied with 5 support pads to enable devices of varying sizes to be inserted as standard. Case un-clips easily for security or storage. |
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It isn't uncommon to see homeowners losing sleep over a leaky kitchen faucet. It may be just a trickle of water, but it amounts to a colossal waste of money and scarce resources. But the good news is that this inconsequential, yet very grating problem can be fixed rather easily without any professional help or hi-end plumbing tools.
Simple Steps That Promise A Quick-Fix Solution
Here are simple steps that teach you how to repair a leaky kitchen faucet with functional tools like a screwdriver and an adjustable wrench:
- Faucets are generally categorized into four types- ball type, ceramic disc, cartridge or compression type. You must be very sure about the one installed in your kitchen.
- The process starts with targeting the shut-off valve under the sink. Turn off the water and drain the contents of the pipe too.
- Cover the sink drain to prevent any small parts of the faucet from falling inside it.
- Starting with the faucet handle, unscrew all parts carefully, without losing track of their order of installation. This prevents any kind of confusion after repair. Collect all the parts in a cloth, and keep aside safely.
- Cover the jaws of the wrench with duct tape to prevent any damage to the fixtures.
- Now it's time to assess the damage. In case of a cartridge, ceramic disk or ball type faucet, the villain of the piece is generally the O-ring. Sometimes, it may be a double whammy, with a completely corroded valve seat as well. If it's in order, then you may have to shell out less than $20 and replace the entire assembly.
- Compression faucets are invariably plagued by worn-out seat washers. Once the handle is taken off, the packing nut needs to be unscrewed with a wrench. Remove the stem and change the damaged part.
- Apply plumber's grease or Vaseline on the same. A scouring pad or distilled white vinegar is applied to do away with the mineral deposits on the faucet parts.
- Once the faulty part is replaced, tighten all screws and replace the faucet handle cap.
- Turn on the water, and voila! Your leaky kitchen faucet is past tense.
So without any further ado, get your tools and fix this banal problem at once.
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Counsel From a Successful Self-made Woman: It's Better on Top
I am a self-made multi-millionairess. (I love that "ess" part.) I own three national companies, have over 100 employees . . . mostly women, and just finished my first suspense romance novel at the age of 59. I feel I am an intelligent, well educated, articulate woman with a good sense of self and humor. I am not particularly pretty but I am interesting looking (what that really means is that I don’t mind a little nipping and tucking here and there. Screw that aging graceful nonsense when there are over 8500 dermatologists out there just waiting for the phone to ring.)
I also seem to have a unique voice as people recognize my voice before they recognize me. That just made me think . . . perhaps I should look into that voice-over profession. I hear those people make loads of money. But money isn’t everything . . . or is it?
OK, let me tell you the facts. Money makes it easier to make more money, but you can still make plenty of money without having a penny when you start. That's how I did it. I went from the bedroom to the bank without any financial help from anyone. No SBA loans, no ghost investors, no sugar daddy's. (Well, I did have a sugar daddy once, but he didn’t help me with my businesses . . . he just helped me get an education. That’s another story all together.) My advice is still the same as it was back then, "It's better on top."
So how do you make it to the top? My ammunition for success has always been guts, tenacity, and the willingness to takes risk and accepts failure as an inevitable component of the road to success. Remember it's a road, not a bullet train.
I made my money in a male-dominated profession . . . not just any profession, but one filled with Caucasian men between the ages of 35-60, and highly educated. I made my money working with doctors. Here I was a single mom working with individuals at the top of the food chain. That didn't scare me one bit. It just made the game all that more interesting. I just needed to stack my deck of cards differently and pretend that I was an expert and willing to go "all-in" without hesitation. "Fake it ‘til you make it" has always worked great for me.
I remember my first big deal. In order for me to achieve some of my business goals, I needed to find a business partner; not a partner I worked for . . . just did business with. That's an important distinction. Try to avoid partners if at all possible. My plan was to get in with a major pharmaceutical company. I had this great idea that no one had ever thought of before. But as a single Mom, I didn't have the cash to pull it off. So I needed to find someone with deep pockets. Through some research (and that was in the days before the Internet), I found the name and phone number of the Vice President of a major international pharmaceutical company. I lived in Orlando and the company headquarters were in North Carolina. Through some creative pitching (that's the term for convincing someone you have something they want), I was offered an appointment the following Tuesday. Tuesday was four days and 1400 miles away. I certainly didn't have money for airfare, so driving was my only option. I had some fancy business cards and a great personality . . . nothing else. I certainly wasn't a big enough entity to make a deal with a major company, was I?
Well, I decided to act like I was bigger than I was. So I hired a friend of mine to join me on my big interview. She was beautiful. I bought her a nice dress, accessorized her with some of my vintage jewelry, shined her scuffed high heels and gave her a pen and a pad of yellow-lined paper. Her job was to look and act as if she was my secretary and take a lot of notes. By the way, that's not being deceitful, that's smart marketing. Remember, it's all about the packaging.
What I did next I believe is the smartest thing that someone trying to make it should always keep in mind. Sell yourself first, then your product. A good salesman can sell a bad product, but a bad salesman can't sell a good one. So I sold myself. By that I don't mean I conducted business horizontally under an executive desk. I made friends with my prospective investor by telling him about me, my goals, and my enthusiasm for my industry (and, of course, my brilliant idea). For me it wasn't difficult because I am a very outgoing, positive, full-of-life and fun kind of gal. I am not ashamed of anything I have done in my life. I have no secrets. I'm just a human being who has had successes and failures, has faults and attributes, and who wants to make life better for myself and those around me. I never lie and I am honest to a fault.
So let me tell you about myself quickly. I have been married three times and have been in a mental hospital once for six weeks (something about Noah needing help getting all those animals on the Ark). Just kidding! The truth is I had a nervous breakdown after my first divorce. I once tried to seduce one of my college professors to get a passing grade in a course I needed to graduate from college. (That was a no-go and I scraped by that class with a D.) I got my first dildo at the age of 50 (between my second and third husbands). It was a gift from some girlfriends for my 50th birthday. It was purple and had two double A batteries. I recall buying lots of batteries that year. I married my second husband when he was 19 and I was 39. I was a mistress to a married man for sixteen years, and I have had liposuction three times. My next procedure is scheduled in two months. Why diet when you can just eat and suck?" OK, so now you know that I am not afraid to share. Don't you like me better already? Don't I seem more real? In short, you probably relate to me more now than you did at the beginning of my article. So, do you get the point? Be yourself. Make a friend. Create a relationship.
In short (well I guess that wasn't so short), I got the VP from the pharmaceutical company to like me (and my product which was great), and I walked away with a $14,000.00 order. (In 1970 that was almost enough for me to live one for one year.) Mr. VP and I did business for another ten years, and that relationship allowed me to make my first million dollars. No husband to pay my way. No alimony checks to subsidize my career building. No trust fund backup. No inheritance. I make it all on my own! And boy did that feel great. It still feels great.
Selling yourself first is the key element in successful negotiations. People will do business with someone they like -- even if someone else has a product that's better. Why? Because work has to be not only profitable, but enjoyable, too. So always sell yourself first. Here are some other Ingots from Inga.
Order wine with lunch.
No I don't mean that you must be a lush to succeed in business. My point here is to do the unexpected. Dare to be different. Take calculated risks. If everyone is ordering bottled water . . . Yuk), then everyone is on the same level at the power lunch. If you are the only one ordering that taboo lunch wine, then all eyes are on you. And guess what? Now you have everyone's attention. Start off with a few comments about German wine and your trips down the Rhine River sampling wine from the various hillside vineyards. Haven't done that, been there? Then talk about your kids. How do you segway from wine to kids? Duh! How many of you every got pregnant without alcohol? I have two kids. One is a boy, 38, (I guess I should say man) that I had when I was 21, and I also have a girl that I adopted from Romania when she was 12 and I was 50. I was 50 when I refilled my empty nest. Alcohol definitely must've been involved in that decision. But I love her. She beautiful, spoiled, insanely talented, and has added new dimension to my life. Most people I do business with know all about me and my kids. (So do you now.) They have a relationship with me and me with them. That's the foundation of good business.
Remember, whether it's a power lunch, cocktails and dinner, or a conference call, you must engage the person first by forging a relationship that makes them believe in you as a person with integrity . . . someone they like. The deal comes later, but only if you have established that foundation of trust and respect.
So I have a colorful past, order wine at lunch, and talk about the kids. What else has contributed to my success? What about strategic planning, paradigms or performas? Did I have formal business plans that included budgets and cost benefit analyses? Nope. Never have, never will. My approach to business has always been more spontaneous and my deals were almost always sealed with a firm hand shake, not a corporate seal. Here are some of the other things that set me apart from the rest of the herd.
Screw the business suit and black panty hose
I have never in my life owned a business suit or a blazer. I did buy black panty hose once but almost had a heart attack trying to get into those control top jobs. By the time I got the control top past my hips all circulation in my brain had been cut off and I thought I was going to faint. I couldn't very well be successful if I was brain injured so I just said, "Bulge baby bulge!" (Now of course there are those brilliant Spanx. God Bless Sara Blakely!)
My wardrobe was made up of tops, sweaters, pants (no pant suits . . . just as bad a business suits!), dresses and skirts. I mixed and matched and matched and mixed. I love accessorizing. I mostly get my jewelry at thrift stores and flea markets. I largely buy vintage pieces from the 40s and 50s. They are flashy and make a statement . . . .just like me. I am flashy and make a statement. People always remember me. Part of that also stems from my name, Inga. Having a different name really makes a difference. So if you have a common name, change it for purposes of your business. When Oprah started out in business they told her to change her name because they said no one would remember her name. She refused and well . . . .you know the rest. Then there's Reese, Demi, Falista . . . I think you get the idea. Don't afraid to be different and stand out from the crowd. Fitting in means not being noticed. I would rather fail after being noticed, then fail because no one noticed me at all.
Next piece of advice, "Never consider your self a woman in a man's world." I never played that record in my head. My mantra was more, "What do I need to do, have, or create in order to achieve a particular goal?" I don't care what the competition does or who the competition is (male or female). My philosophy has always been, "I am the competition." Act like a winner, believe in your skills and talents, and then go for it.
©2008 Inga Ellzey
About the Author
Inga Ellzey is a self-made multi-millionaire, the owner and president of the Inga Ellzey Practice Group, Inc. She is a leading authority on medical billing, and has written, taught and lectured extensively over the past two decades. The Exchange was written in Yorkshire, England, where she was inspired by the solitude of the remote countryside and the 16th century farmhouse she vacationed in. For Inga Ellzey, The Exchange is yet another dream come true. She lives in Winter Park, Florida.
Please visit www.theexchangenovel.com
Broadway's Big Adventure, Pee-wee Style
The secret word is "nostalgia" as Paul Reubens revives his eccentric alter ego in The Pee-wee Herman Show on Broadway. "I'm not really a Broadway person, but I'll always remember the first Broadway show I ever saw," says Paul Reubens of Milk and Honey , Jerry Herman's 1961 musical about an American pilgrimage to Israel.
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