Everyone I've talked to in WA state (where I am) pays $125 a year. I'm sure it
does depend on the state.
Michele
On Jun 18, 2011, at 11:18 PM, Marsha Rubino wrote:
> I buy my business insurance through Safeco. Click on this link and follow the
> directions. It will direct you to the proper of
I buy my business insurance through Safeco. Click on this link and follow the
directions. It will direct you to the proper office/agent, depending on where
you live. I am in Montana and I pay $160./year. When I was searching, someone
posted that they paid $125./year. Maybe location dictates the
That's about it Karen---pipeless chairs just have the little "jet" that is
something like a little fan that whirls the water around. Nothing stagnating in
unseen lines etc. I always pop the cover off the jet and spray disinfe tant in
the jet after every service, ans disinfect the cover. Use soft
Ok. I have two totally unrelated questions. 1) Who do you all use for
personal malpractice insurance for nails? I have to get this asap, but the
quote from my insurance agent is absolutely cost prohibitive. So am needing
to know what companies offer it and links, if possible. 2) The pedi cha
That sounds like a wonderful first day! I'm so happy for you!!
Michele
On Jun 18, 2011, at 6:57 PM, Karen wrote:
> Wellwent in with my things and zero appointments on the books. Was there
> 15 minutes and trying to sort out crazily packed tub of implements and
> products labeled "nail ca
Karen I just want to say a big congratulations! I get so excited when
I hear stories like yours where your first day was amazing!
It can be really nerve wracking starting somewhere new. It sounds as
if you have a great salon to work in, a fantastic boss and staff who
are willing to work WITH you! O
Wellwent in with my things and zero appointments on the books. Was there
15
minutes and trying to sort out crazily packed tub of implements and products
labeled "nail cart" from Morning Glory when the receptionist came to me and
said, "you have an express pedicure"!! Yikes! One of the sty
I can't offer any help with the pedi throne but wanted to say congrats on
finding a place and I hope it's a fantastic fit. You sound so excited!!!
Michele
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On Jun 18, 2011, at 1:55 AM, "Karen" wrote:
> OK Galsyou know me. I may be on the cutting edge of the nail industry
Congrats Karen!
My first salon was one of the first Aveda salons in FL. It sounds right up
your alley!
Sorry, I have no advice on the pedi throne, mine is not pipeless...but I had to
comment on your great news!
Keep us posted on how it goes!
And Kudos to you for doing the hot towel services...i
I own a pipeless bowl in my studio and simply love it I have had it in use for
over a year now...I clean it with fantastic between clients and every week once
a week I take it apart and clean all the parts soaking in a sanitizing solution
I will follow up with the name of it so you can get it it
I have worked with those thrones. Very easy to clean. Wash and disinfect
bowl. Spray clean and disinfect whirling mechanism. At end of night take
apart whirling mechanism and clean and disinfect. Nothing to it...no bleach
or anything as the magnets create the circulation.
Hope that helps.
Ele
Pati, tooo funny,,memories!!! dianA from indiana
At 03:18 PM 6/17/2011, you wrote:
I am in good company with wanting our names correct Let's see
there is Ly 2n's e 2 t's e
(Lynnette) and then there is DianA ...LOL
Pati < wanting to know ...why do I remember the
Karen, our owners checked these out and I saw
them at the Chicago Show. Don't know if these
chairs are the ones that this salon has.
The pipeless chairs VIBRATE the water. There is
zero rotating or circulation of water thru the
pipes. There was only a drain for the
water. Just like a regu
Congratulations Karen! Sounds like a wonderful place to work! And also
congrats on (I'm assuming) passing your state boards for Texas !!
As for the pedi thrones, do you know what brand they are? Might be worth a
try to Google them and see if you can find out any cleaning info that way.
OK Galsyou know me. I may be on the cutting edge of the nail industry
because of you guys...but I’ve been rockin’ it old school with the pedi bowls!
lol
I just got hired by a fun, edgy salon and the owner has pedi thrones. She says
they are pipeless...and there is nothing to clean behin
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