Right. There are legitimate businesses where the culture is one where they sell you the job. A lot of financial industry and insurance companies do this. Some require you to pay for some training, some do not. There's always exception to the rule. The key here is to be aware of the signs and weigh them out. …

I wouldn't classify that as a job scam. Ritz is (was) a legitimate company. But that is definitely sketchy.

Double(-ish) post.

I'm guessing it has something to do with Twitter's commandment to not "use old versions or any other marks or logos to represent [its] brand."

Yes, they are inexpensive. I've never paid more than $5 for one at any store, but I've also never paid more than $2 for a toothbrush. I've also had one of my two for about 15 years.

This has always been my experience. These items seem to be priced for the customer who will be putting them on the company credit card they never see a bill for.

Storage is a premium at my place so that might be too much for me. The reason I'm replying, though, is that my wife insists the generics don't work nearly as good as Mr. Clean does. I find they work just as good, but it is a frustration that they break apart so much more easily.

While their work wonders on coffee mugs and kitchen appliances that need to be brought back to their better days, it's worth nothing that melamine does transfer. I'd be sure to do a good wipedown with with a wet cloth after using this on something that will contact food or beverage.

Dollar General. Family Dollar.

I'd guess it would mean that she finds bleach to be a mild irritant. Let's see....

Possibly a dumb question to many, but does moisture wicking fabric impede the evaporative cooling that is the reason we sweat to begin with?

They might not be a big problem in your household, but I assure you, if they reach the level of being problematic, they are highly problematic.

(I hope that pic isn't as large as it looks on my screen right now.)

Lesson: You gotta know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em, know when to walk away, know when to run.

True. But I meant paying your bills with ITS/THEIR money.

Cool. It really is. But wake me when the headline is "Google Now Pays Your Bills"

Sounds about right.

Unless there is a check that the FB user is using the app for the first time, not allowing you to do anonymous login more than once for an app, I see this flaming out, or at least not being employed as frequently because some days developers will want that valuable data and look to force you to give it to them if you…

Might this work to rescue a one of a kind photo that is stuck to glass? Print side adhered to glass of photo frame.

The referral link to Amazon does not work.