There’s nothing worse than a holiday gone wrong because of a safety issue. We often write about keeping your back safe, but we like to think about safety culture everywhere, including at home. Last year we wrote about how you can throw a safe holiday party. This year, let’s talk toys and gifts since December is National Safe Toys and Gifts Month.
Why should you honor November 8? Glad you asked! It’s National STEM/STEAM Day for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math education here in the US. This kind of learning is often very hands-on, so it’s great for those who need to touch and play with everything. They could be great prospects for future STEM/STEAM professionals!
This week we’re celebrating that October is Health Literacy Month. Not just about health, but having information that people can understand. We do our best to make sure that when we’re writing about health topics, we make it fun if we can and understandable at the very least. (Just check out last week’s post about staying sane during the coronavirus!)
If you feel like you’re going a little crazy during these coronavirus restriction times, you’re definitely not alone! This Saturday, October 10 is World Mental Health Day. We looked for some ways that we can all stay mentally healthy right now so we can share them with you! This week music was our inspiration.
Many Americans began working from home several months ago… and we’re still doing it! Now the novelty has worn off and reality is setting in. In such an environment, it can be hard to stay motivated! We’ve got some tips on continuing to work smarter during the summer and for the next few months as well.
This year August 10-16 is OSHA’s Safe and Sound Week. As you know we believe in safety culture and keeping employees safe! And this year the challenge of keeping everyone safe may be more difficult since many employees are working from home. While corporate safety managers specialize in keeping the warehouse and factory floor safe, they may not have as much expertise in the variety of home offices that their employees have devised.
Many of our clients spin the turntables on top of folding tables. They love our folding table risers that lift up the surface so they don’t have to crouch over their equipment. We wanted to show love for our DJ clients by keeping them safe! Here are some tips for DJs to maintain their safety while they’re providing fun for their clients
We’ve told you a little bit about our story before. We started as caterers and had to find a solution for helping our workers’ aching backs. They were working from folding tables that were simply too low. Flash forward thousands of sets later, we now know fully how our folding table risers can work for you in your home or business.
The National Week of Making was last month, but we think it’s never too late to celebrate our clients! We have a lot of customers who use our folding table risers to lift up their work surfaces so they can work on their craft without hurting their backs. There are so many different things to make and it’s exciting to be able to support people who are in this group.
As you know, here at LiftYourTable™ we want to save your backs! In addition to lifting your folding table work surface so you're not hurting your back, there are daily habits that also help keep your back in good shape.
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