Author: Anita Hummel
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OSHA: The Federal Law That Protects American Workers
Someone in Vietnam recently told us we must comply with OSHA rules to export UL-certified lamps to the United States. Because I had never heard about this, I started investigating and learning about OSHA and who they are. OSHA, which stands for Occupational Safety and Health Administration, is a federal law enacted in the United…
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Is Rubber Wood The Same As Particle Board?
When it comes to choosing wood for furniture and other types of projects, many options are available on the market. At Mondoro, we use some particle board and rubber wood for our furniture and other production. Rubber wood and particle board are not the same types of wood. Rubber wood is a solid wood whose…
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The Ultimate Guide To Cleaning Your Ceramic Lamp: 5 Steps
When it comes to keeping your ceramic lamps looking their best, cleaning is critical! Taking the time and energy to clean your lamp correctly will keep it shining for years. There are some basic steps that you can take to effectively clean a ceramic lamp without causing any damage. These five steps will help you…
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Shedding Light On The Importance Of Table Lamps: 5 Key Benefits
Adding a table lamp to your home gives you much-needed illumination, warmth, and charm in any space. Too often, we focus on furniture pieces suitable for our homes without giving adequate attention to decorative lamps – yet these lamps can boost the look and feel of any room. Table lamps are a way to spruce…
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Guide To Dishwasher Safety Symbols
If you are ever buying or manufacturing any dinnerware, one of the most important things you must understand is the dishwasher-safe symbol. Today so many people have dishwashers in their homes that they want to ensure anything they purchase for food is safe and can be washed in a dishwasher. Dishwasher-safe symbols are markings…
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Henry Ford And Thomas Edison: Their Relationship Explored
Henry Ford and Thomas Edison were two of the greatest inventors ever. What many people may not realize is that they both knew each other. Henry Ford and Thomas Edison had a close relationship. In 1891, Henry Ford started working as an engineer for Thomas Edison. While working for Edison in Detriot, Michigan, he learned…