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Where to find the perfect TV Stand

October 25, 2011 By

Planning on buying a new television or home theater system for the holidays? Looking for a stylish yet practical way to organize DVDs and CDs? Would you like to get FREE SHIPPING on that? StandsandMounts.com asked me to take a look at their site and let MomReviews readers know what I think of it.  I found it to be easy to browse, well organized, and with prices to fit any budget.

Whatever kind of television you have,  StandsandMounts.com has a wide variety of sizes and styles of  tv stands for storage and display of your tv. The site carries stands made of wood or glass shelves, stands with storage underneath and cabinet doors, stands that look like an armoire, cabinets that lift your tv up and out (very cool), and even stands with built-in electric fireplaces (very, very cool).

For shopping the site, I’d suggest starting on the left side of the page, where you can choose to browse tv stands by style or by screen size. It’s definitely a good idea to make sure the stand you choose will hold your screen. They’ve got stands for televisions as small as 10-20 inches, and as large as 61-92 inches.

To get your TV off the floor and up on the wall, shop StandsandMounts’ selection of tv mounts, plasma and LCD screen mounts, and component mounts. For those of you with husbands like mine who have to have a surround sound speaker system, the site carries speaker stands and wall mounts too. Get your CDs and DVDs organized on shelves on a media tower, inside cabinets, or on wall shelves.

In addition to accepting all major credit cards, checks, or money orders, StandsandMounts.com also accepts PayPal, Google Checkout and purchase orders from noon-profit, governmental, or educational groups. Most items that are in-stock ship within 24 hours of the order being processed, and here’s the icing on the cake – FREE SHIPPING. Free is good! Head on over to StandsandMounts.com and start planning how awesome your new tv is going to look on your new tv stand!

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Get Rid Of Your Junk With 1800GotJunk

October 16, 2011 By
1-800-GOT-JUNK?

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If you watch “Hoarders” on A&E, you’ve seen the big blue and green trucks that show up along with a team of people ready to haul junk out of the houses. Those trucks are from 1-800-Got-Junk, the company that sponsored this post. They asked me to take a look at their website and share how they handle Junk Removal with MomReviews readers.

1-800-Got-Junk is a full-service junk removal company, they handle everything from hauling your junk out to their trucks to donating or recycling as much as they can. In fact, since 1989, they’ve saved over 1.5 billion pounds of junk from landfills!  They can come to your home, office, retail location, construction site, or anywhere you have junk you need to get rid of.

Yard waste, old appliances, electronics, tires, construction debris, the junk in your basement or attic – whatever you have, they can haul it away, and they even clean up after themselves. Just call to book a no-obligation appointment and a truck team will come, assess your junk, give you an upfront price for removal, load all the items you need removed from the location, and clean up the area before they leave.

Chris and I have used 1-800-Got-Junk ourselves, when we lived at our old house.  The previous owners had left a broken refrigerator, a couple of dead car batteries, and some old furnace parts behind in the garage.  We called, the truck showed up with two men, we showed them what we needed hauled away, they gave us a firm price that we agreed to, they loaded up the truck, and then helped us sweep up the garage before leaving. We didn’t have to figure out where or how to dispose of an old fridge and dead batteries, the price was reasonable, and we gained a bunch of garage space!

So yeah, 1-800-Got-Junk is a company I’m happy to recommend. And it makes me even happier to know that they recycle as much of what they haul away as they can.  The last thing any of us need to do is fill up landfills more. If you’ve got junk you can’t just throw away in your weekly trash pickup but don’t know what else to do with it, give 1-800-Got-Junk a call!

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Fresh Wave Products Eliminate Odors Naturally

September 19, 2011 By

With three kids, a husband, and a long-haired dog, I’ll admit it – our house has odors. The boys’ stinky socks, wet towels left too long on a bedroom floor, a dog that likes to go outside and roll around in the wet grass all make for smelly situations. Fresh Wave products eliminate odors naturally using the powers of simple, natural, ingredients like Lime, Pine Needles, Aniseed Clove, Cedarwood and Water.

Fresh Wave Fresh Wash is a laundry additive that removes odors like perspiration, mildew, and other musty smells from your laundry. It also removes the odors that build up in front-loading washers, which have a rubber gasket around the door seal that can develop a build-up of mold and mildew.

Every time you wash a load of laundry, add 2 capfuls of Fresh Wash to the wash cycle with the detergent to rinse out odors. It leaves clothes smelling really great, like being outside in a pine forest! To remove odors from a Front Load Washer, simply apply Fresh Wash to the rubber gasket around the rim of the door with a soft cloth, then wipe dry.

Whether you have a college student living in a dorm (or apartment) or just a room that needs freshening, get the Fresh Wave Stinky Dorm Kit at a great price. It comes with a 16 ounce Crystal Gel jar and an 8 ounce Spray. Simply open the jar for round-the-clock odor control for around 60 to 90 days. Fresh Wave Spray freshens both fabrics and the air with just a few light mists. The natural ingredients make it safe to use anywhere, including around pets and kids.

Fresh Wash Fresh Wave Spray is $11.99 and the Stinky Dorm Kit is $19.99, available at www.fresh-wave.com.

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