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New device attaches to boilers to lower heating and utility bills

By Robert Steadman on October 14, 2011

Hot water and central heating costs are unavoidable and becoming increasingly expensive but they can easily be managed keeping the size of your bills to the bare minimum.  There are many ways to achieve lower fuel bills ranging from changing your fuel supplier to the installation of cavity wall and loft insulation.  But, [...]

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Could the Ice Jacket replace the Ice Cube?

By Robert Steadman on April 2, 2010

Form and function have seamlessly merged in the development and introduction of an utterly new and unique Barwares device, the Ice Jacket.

Designed to conveniently and attractively encase a manufacturer’s bottle of spirits in ice for service and presentation, the Ice Jacket — developed and introduced by The Ice Jacket accommodates a wide range of manufacturers’ [...]

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