You really can find a blog about anything and everything. I haven't heard the stats recently but not that long ago I read that there are 50 million blogs out there. I guess that explains why I only have 11 readers.Last summer the day before we left for our cruise on the Danube River I purchased a new piece of jewelry. I knew it should be insured but I didn't have time to get it on our home owner's policy, and I was really worried about going away without insurance. When the jeweler gave me the appraisal I needed to insure it I mentioned that I didn't have time. He gave me a brochure from the Jewelers' Mutual Insurance Co. and said you can get a policy in one day.
Sure enough I called them, faxed the appraisal, gave them a credit card (of course) and received a policy that day. The surprising part was that they were considerably cheaper than my homeowners insurance.
Anywho, I got an email today from Jewelers' Mutual with a link to their blog. Today's post is about what to do if a piece of jewelry goes down the drain. An additional suggestion I've heard is to put a piece of nylon stocking or cheesecloth over the vac hose so that it doesn't actually go into the vac but even if it does, it's a lot easier to retrieve it that way than taking the plumbing apart, assuming it's still in the trap.
Better yet, take it off before getting into the shower.
4 comments:
I love your title. It is so true. Acually I really like this information and will be looking into the insurance link. Thanks.
Sandra
I never thought about not wearing my jewelery in the bath. I need to change my habits. Then again, with the exception of my engagement ring and a couple of heirloom pieces nothing I own is that valuable. Great suggestions.
That is good information to know.
Thank you for sharing it.
Who the heck would read an INSURANCE blog on a regular basis? I can not imagine it.
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