Principle Deliberations Before Purchasing Commercial Refrigeration Equipment
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28 March 2020
Once you begin contemplating cold storage options available for your business, you will find you have a multitude of solutions to choose from, and this can make it challenging for a newbie to discern which option will be best. Considering that commercial refrigeration equipment will present a new overhead cost for your business, the first thing you should do is determine how the various options will increase your operational costs so that you can determine what will be the most affordable long-term solution.
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4 Things to Look for When You're Buying a Refrigerator for the Office
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24 July 2017
Your office is going to need a refrigerator to make sure your team can store theirs snacks, treats, drinks and lunches. You'll want to make sure you pick up a fridge that is ideal for the office, so here are just four things to look out for.
1. Fridge Space Beats Freezer Space
If your entire office is going to be sharing a fridge, you're naturally going to want there to be plenty of space, but it needs to be the right kind of space.
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Top 5 essential kitchenware items
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9 December 2016
God is in the detail, the saying goes. And whilst the aim may not be to achieve a godlike kitchen, you still want to ensure that you and your family have the perfect kitchen to fit your needs. It's the smaller details that will make this possible. You'll have your cabinets and worktops sorted as well as your cooker. But what appliances should go with them? Take a look at the top five kitchenware items that every home needs to ensure the little details make for a perfect whole.
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3 Easy Ways to Improve Your Indoor Air Quality and Reduce Your Air Cleaner's Workload
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18 July 2016
Just because you can't see the dust particles in your house doesn't mean that you are breathing clean air. In fact, it has been shown that indoor air can be 2–5 times more polluted than outdoor air – astounding, right? The dust particles you see when a beam of light flows into your room have a diameter of around 10 microns. However, the more dangerous particles that can get lodged in your respiratory system are much smaller: as small as 0.
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