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I started asking if there is a cheaper version of museum glass – it’s a great product but very expensive.

Framing art or precious artifacts is an expesive process that requires the right materials. Tru Vue is a renowned brand in the framing industry, known for its high-quality glass and acrylic products that offer superior protection and reduced reflection. In this blog post, we will explore alternative options for Tru Vue Museum Glass Acrylic and summarize the different types of Tru Vue low-reflection products available in the market.

Tru Vue Low Reflection Products Overview: Tru Vue offers a range of low-reflection products that cater to different needs and preferences. These products are specifically designed to minimize glare, enhance clarity, and protect valuable artwork. Let’s take a closer look at the different types of Tru Vue low-reflection products:

1. Glass: Tru Vue Museum Glass is a premium option that provides the highest level of UV protection and optical clarity. It effectively reduces reflection, allowing viewers to enjoy the art without distractions. However, it is important to note that Tru Vue Museum Glass is made of glass, which adds weight to frames and can be fragile.

2. Acrylic: Tru Vue Museum Acrylic is a lighter and more durable alternative to glass. It offers similar UV protection and clarity while reducing the risk of breakage during handling or transport. many galleries require plex. This plexiglass version of the product is always more expensive.

• 11×14 pricing options for Tru Vue Museum Glass:
  • Local frame shop: Glass $71.76
  • Amazon $73: (Glass)
• 11×14 pricing options for Tru Vue Museum Acrylic:
  • Local frame shop: Acrylic $98.05
  • Ebay: $78 (acrylic, although the listing may be confusing)
  • Framedestination  $44
    • (15% discount use code PANDA15 for orders over $75)
    • (also they offer  $10.00 off orders over $50.00)

FrameDestination – current pricing for low reflection products is $44, making it a significantly cheaper option compared to Tru Vue Museum Glass or Acrylic.

Conclusion: Preserving and displaying artwork or precious artifacts should not be limited to those with large budgets. Tru Vue is a well-known brand that offers top-of-the-line low reflection products like Museum Glass and Acrylic. However, for those seeking more affordable options, framedestination provides a cost-effective alternative with their discounted prices and promotional offers. By considering these alternatives, art enthusiasts can protect and showcase their collections without breaking the bank..

I called their tech support and they didn’t really know till they dug around for an answer.

Basically the hydroboost feature adds cold water to the hot water that is leaving the tank. this allows the tank to store extra hot water. that means you have more hot water than you would otherwise.

So for example, you can store 40gal of water at 140 degrees and by mixing it with cold water you can have 50 gal of water which is 120 degrees. Since it can take a heat pump longer to “Recover” (reheat the tank) vs a gas water heater then this is an extra useful feature. as long as the insulation is really good I suppose it’s ok to store hotter water.

The front of the water heater will let you adjust both the storage temp and the outgoing water temp. The app doesn’t allow adjustments to temperature however.

see: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/rheem-introduces-120-volt-proterra-plug-in-heat-pump-water-heaters-301587523.html but you can see it only says “The Shared Circuit design offers HydroBoost mixing valve that extends the hot water in the tank for maximum output performance and requires no electrical work” and that doesn’t explain much.

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Katie Dally is Cash App’s spokesperson, she told the Free press in an email, “As a reminder, the Cash App team will never ask customers to send them money, nor will they solicit a customer’s PIN or sign-in code outside of the app.” She added, “If you believe you have fallen victim to a scam, you should contact Cash App support through the app or website immediately.”

The Free Press says when you search online or through the Cash App website you might find a support number of 855-351-2274. That number is legitimate, but it directs people having issues to contact a Cash App team member through the app or you can visit Cash.App/help.

Here is one “red flag” via IsLegitSite that confirms that it is most likely a scam site: “The domain name was created only 8 days ago.“   They are referring to the domain “bosexstores.com”

The real website is https://www.bose.com/

Here is an example of one item and the price mark up on the Instacart website versus buying it in that same store in person.

So buying an impossible burger – 12oz fake ground beef – is $9.99 at Andronico’s in person but $11.49 if you buy it through Instacart. And of course, Instacart will add a service fee even if you have a $10 a month subscription. If you don’t have the subscription they’ll charge approximately $10 for delivery and on top of that is also whatever tip you want to provide.

I read online Instacart charges up to a 23% markup over store prices — 8%  higher than the “15%+” they claim.

• I see  this warning about new zealand sites: https://www.cert.govt.nz/individuals/guides/stepping-up-your-cyber-security/shopping-online-safely/
• Is this ecommerce website genuine?
• look for: Contact details. A legitimate store will have contact details and no strange addresses.
• Customer feedback/reviews – these can of course be faked.

another clue is that this shirt was listed as being available in XS when Levi’s site doesn’t list that size. also, this is a rare “last season” item and they claim to have all sizes available. unlikely since no other site has this item at all.

I’m also suspicious of these sites that might be illegitimate scam websites for clothing ecommerce:

• http://www.jetaimebridal.co.nz
• https://www.bestbrand.ee

i was called today. the caller ID said PG&E. the number I was given was 844-756-2669

get the real number form their website
https://www.pge.com/en_US/residential/customer-service/help/contact-pge-landing/contact-us.page?WT.pgeac=ContactUsHeader-M

and read more here about PGE scams

Some of the fraudulent calls have included:

• Telling customers they owe past-due balances or are eligible for a federal tax refund
• Trying to sell a service such as a solar evaluation
• Claiming to represent a PG&E initiative so they can sell a product or gain entrance to your home

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