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Industrial Mechanics Face Burns, Shock, and Sudden Impact Injuries
What are some of the most dangerous jobs in the U.S.? According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), industrial mechanics work in some of the most hazardous environments in the country. Burns, shock-related injuries, sudden impact, falls, or overuse and repetitive strain injuries are just some of the dangers industrial mechanics face. What simple…
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Upgrade to More Efficient Heating and Cooling Systems to Lower Energy Usage
In 1993, heating and cooling accounted for 58% of energy consumption in American homes. By 2009, according to statistics gathered in the Residential Energy Consumption survey conducted by the Energy Information Administration, that number decreased all the way down to 48%. Several factors contribute to this trend, including more efficient heating and AC systems, better…
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How to Choose the Best Furniture for Your Home
Did you know that only noblemen were allowed to have chairs during the Middle Ages? Everyone else, on the other hand, could only sit on benches and stools. The ancient Egyptians were much more lenient when it came to furniture usage, as they had high bedsteads that were accented by steps, bolsters, pillows, and curtains.…