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5 Mistakes Your Dog Doesn't Want You to Make
When winter hits there are five big mistakes that dog owners make. These can lead to your pet having a harder time fighting through the months of cold, sleet, and snow. Knowing what they are means you can avoid them and have a much happier healthier poo...
Know What Poisons Lurk in Your Home and Yard
Since dogs, especially young dogs, are naturally curious creatures, it is important that we know and remain vigilant about potential poisons that our inquisitive pooches may find and ingest.Numerous toxic items can be found both inside and outside the hom...
Canine Health Threat: Acute Renal Kidney Failure
There is a term called ARF in dogs that stands for acute renal failure. ARF comes on fast, and is sometimes fatal. It is identified by the sudden halt (or dramatic decrease) in kidney function, renal plasma circulation, and a decrease in glomerular filtra...
Antifreeze Alphabet
When the term of the maintenance of the car in a dealer's coming to an end, the car owner will be responsible for maintaining the technical condition of his "iron horse". You should regularly change the engine and transmission oil; air, oil, fuel, salon f...
An Overview of Butyl Glycol Petrochemical Solvent
Butyl glycol (also known as BG, 2-butoxyethanol, butyl Cellosolve solvent, glycol monobutyl ether and ethylene glycol monobutyl ether) is a clear, colourless, oily liquid with a characteristic, but mild, odour. It is miscible with water and with common or...
What is PET Plastic?
What does PET stand for?
PET stands for PolyEthylene Terephthalate and is sometimes referred to as PETE, PETP, or PET-P. PET is a thermoplastic polymer in the polyester family that is formed by combining two types of monomers together; ethylene glycol ...
Cold Weather Pet Safety Tips
As fall wears on and winter approaches, so do less warm temperatures. Cold temperatures pose increased dangers for pets with stuff like hypothermia, dehydration from frozen water and increased agony from metastatic inflammation. But there are rather more ...
Eco Green House Cleaning in Sacramento
A new phrase in business circles has been introduced – eco green. But just what does “eco green” mean? Let’s investigate the root meaning of this phrase, it’s terms, and how it relates to the house cleaning industry in Sacramento.
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Canine Seizures: What You Need To Know
There are several different types of canine seizures that you may want to know about. A partial only affects a small area or just one side of the body. The most common type is a grand mal. The dog will fall over, go into convulsions, salivate, urinate and...
Engine Maintenance and Repair
The internal combustion engine in today’s family sedan or minivan still works on the same principles as the Model-T Ford of the early 20th century. However, achieving that combustion process has changed significantly. The single greatest change, beginning...
Garage Pointers - Winterize Your Vehicle - Do It Yourself and Save
Winterizing your vehicle is a must for people who live in parts of the country where the outside temperature gets below freezing. Your car is your best friend when it's cold outside. In the summer you can always walk or maybe ride your bike to get where y...
How Aftermarket Radiator Can Solve Overheating Issues.
Internal combustion engines run on heat, the fuel and air mixture is ignited to produce thermal energy, which pushes the pistons, spins the crankshaft and drives the vehicle. The hotter the engine runs, the more efficient it becomes, but there is a limit...
Mechanical seal with barrier fluid circulation system
An improved mechanical seal is provided, wherein an annular inner flange extending from a gland plate having inlet and outlet openings is provided with a series of notches between the inlet and the outlet openings, the notches running in the direction of ...
Going Green Can Help Your Home Stay Healthy
For generations we have believed the commercials and ads that said cleaning our homes with "traditional" cleaning products would kill the germs and leave our homes clean and healthy. For generations we have been slowly poisoning our environment, and our h...
The Good News And Bad News Of Avian Flu
Apocalypse).
Let's see...one thing we do know about flu vaccines. They are not proven to work... No, two things we know...Yes, yes. They can kill. Just as surely as the avian flu can kill.
Many authorities believe the flu shot actually weakens the ...