Are you getting ready to build your dream home? Do you want every nook and cranny of your new pad to ooze with the newest gadgets and latest technology? Make your windows no exception -- read on for 3 of the coolest new technologies in residential windows.
Self-Cleaning Windows
Self-cleaning windows are sprayed with an ultra-thin layer of titanium dioxide. In the scientific world, titanium dioxide is known as a photocatalyst, which means that, when exposed to ultraviolet light, it can change the molecular composition of other things it comes in contact with.
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When it comes to many large-scale construction projects, the bulldozer is perhaps one of the most important tools to have in your arsenal. If you're not ready to purchase a brand-new bulldozer but want the long-term benefits that a rental doesn't offer, purchasing a used bulldozer or other used heavy construction equipment for sale represents a cost-effective alternative.
But buying a used bulldozer isn't as simple as picking one and signing on the dotted line.
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If your company depends on computers to sell and ship orders to your customers throughout the year, you need to protect your computer room from water sprinkler damage. The water from a traditional sprinkler system can prevent fire damage to the room, but it can also wreak havoc on the hard drives, files and other integral parts of your computers. There's a better way to put out devastating fires without leaving your computers in ruin.
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When winter rolls around, everyone starts thinking about their energy bills and how to reduce them. The common tips that float around are, "turn down your thermostat and wear more clothes, "add more insulation to your attic," and "seal your windows with plastic." If you've already followed this sage, yet common advice, but your energy bill is still higher than you'd like it to be, it's time to get extreme. Here are a few energy-saving tips you probably have never thought of before.
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Running a small business is challenging because every dollar and every employee matters. Most business owners don't want to think that their employees could steal from them, because in many cases, their employees are their relatives and friends. Unfortunately, employee theft happens all too often, especially in the small business environment where a single employee may perform many financial job functions unsupervised. Learn how to protect your business against theft by reading and implementing the tips below.
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