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1 comments about Plumbing Contractor: Start and Run a Money-Making Business (Independent Trade).

1. ineffectual dross. i also ordered profitable plumbing by m. scott gregg. in it gregg tells me what to stock my truck with - even down to brands and sizes he prefers. woodson responds with: 'to establish your inventory needs you must assess your customers' buying trends'. gregg likes stepvans and goes into constructing shelves and organizing tools and supplies. woodson's best effort: 'if you can do the job with a $15K van, don't buy a $20K truck'. an unexpected bonus, 45 of its 288 pages are blank 1992 federal tax forms.

1 comments about All the Modern Conveniences: American Household Plumbing, 1840-1890 (Johns Hopkins Studies in the History of Technology).

1. Several British authors have written books similar to this one, and I've always wondered why no American books had been written, especially in view of Americans' legendary love of plumbing. Ms Ogle extensively explores the socoiological aspects of the development of domestic plumbing pretty thoroughly, and also explodes the myth that indoor plumbing was developed only after large municipal water supply systems were developed. I would have liked a slightly more details on the techincal angles of things, but overall, her work is good. It's a definite "must read" for people who are interested in such things.

1 comments about The Plumber's Troubleshooting Guide.

1. I am a property manager that has got many useful bits of help from this book. Everyone should have one.

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