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Where to Purchase Wholesale Air Movers

Air movers are great for several types of businesses. They keep workshops and factories cool and free of debris. They can also be used to blow harmful fumes out of work areas. They are very effective at drying rooms during water damage restoration. No matter what you need it for, there are several places you can go in order to purchase one.

Hardware Stores

During water damage restoration, you don’t have the time to wait for an air blower and other necessary equipment to be shipped to your home. Every moment that water sits in your home, your risk of severe damage increases. For this reason, hardware stores are very convenient to get what you need. Most will carry at least a few different types of air movers and dehumidifiers that will allow you to dry out waterlogged rooms. Another advantage to purchasing at a hardware store is that you can see the different models up close. However, hardware stores may only have a limited selection and employees may have only a limited knowledge of the available products.

Department Stores

Most major department stores have some kind of home improvement or hardware section. You can find air blowers and dehumidifiers here as well. Like hardware stores, they are rather convenient if you need something quickly and you will be able to personally view the different models. However, also like hardware stores, your selection is limited, possibly even more so, and the knowledge of staff members is most likely very limited.

Online

For the largest selection of commercial dehumidifiers, look on line. You can find them available on a myriad of different websites, but for the best quality, look for websites that specialize in water damage restoration, like Aer Industries. With Aer Industries not only are you able to choose from a wide variety of commercial air movers, dehumidifiers and air scrubbers, you can be assured that you will be receiving the highest quality equipment. The members of the Aer Industries team are highly knowledgeable of all of their products and can help you find exactly what you need. If you need assistance with parts or technical support, they can immediately connect you with a qualified individual. They also offer great deals on shipping and wholesale ordering that most other places may not.

If you need an air mover, there are several places you can look. Hardware and department stores are convenient if you are need something fast, but your selection is often limited. Websites that specialize in water damage restoration, such as Aer Industries, offer you a much larger selection and is staffed with highly qualified individuals who are very knowledgeable of their products. You can rest easy knowing that you are getting the best equipment and should you need help, there is always someone available.

At just over 2 years old, we don’t plan on starting our daughter with any kind of homeschooling for a while, but it’s a topic we frequently discuss. Hey, it’s always good to prepare when it comes to education!

Going Mom and I both agree homeschool is the best option for us, but we are unsure of the type or “style to utilize when the time comes. Thankfully, Andrew Burgess, my guest poster today, can help clear up the differences and make choosing your ideal homeschooling method less of a hassle.

I’ll share more of my thoughts on what we’ll do in our home as the time gets closer, but for now, enjoy Andrew’s short but precise post on homeschooling styles. Once finished, be sure to head over to his site, Future School, to learn more and see what home education services would best suit your family. Thank you, Andrew!

When it comes to homeschooling, there is no set-in-stone way to get things done. Granted, there are certain subjects you should be sure to at the very least touch on, there is no specific way in which you are “required” to teach them. All in all, it is whatever works best for your child. You should conform your teaching style to match what methods allow them to learn best. Maybe it is online homeschooling, a less structured curriculum or a more structured curriculum – whatever it may be, if it works, use it!

5 Common Homeschooling Teaching Styles

Here are the 5 most common homeschooling teaching styles.

Classic

The Classic style of homeschooling is based on the idea that you teach your child in three stages: the grammar stage – age 6 to 10, the dialectic stage – age 10 to 12 and the rhetoric stage – age 13 to 18.

Traditional

Traditional homeschooling is very much that of what in-schooling is like. Each subject has independent texts, of which you read and then complete assignments based upon the readings.

Unschooling

“Unschooling” is not the official term for this type of homeschooling, but it is what it is commonly referred to as. With this type of schooling there is no set curriculum. No books designated for particular subjects and no structured syllabus. Instead, you learn about whatever your child is interested in until they are satisfied.

Charlotte Mason

This style of homeschooling involves the natural way in which children learn and tends to focus heavily on subjects such as art, literature, music, reading, etc.

Unit studies

Unit studies involve taking one particular unit of study, say Ancient Egypt, and molding each subject to fit with the unit. So, maybe you make salt dough scarabs, learn about Ancient Egyptian history, architecture, scribe, etc.