In this day and age, when cheaper seems to be better because of the recession and people losing their jobs, gone is the understanding that particleboard does not provide good value.<\/p>\n
With a recession in full swing and purses and wallets crying out for economic relief, many Americans are turning to cheap and inexpensive items to furnish their homes. \u201cUnfortunately, they are mistaken in their belief that cheap will do \u2018for now,\u2019 and that it doesn\u2019t matter what it looks like because it\u2019s a real bargain,\u201d outlined James Talarchyk of Tampa\u2019s Bear Creek Closets.<\/p>\n
Sadly, real bargains aren\u2019t really bargains. They usually result in the consumer returning the item, as it failed within a few days or discovering the item chips badly and gets warped when wet. The ugly duckling in the corner of the living room that pretends it\u2019s a home entertainment center will have the TV shelf sag and snap, the (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In this day and age, when cheaper seems to be better because of the recession and people losing their jobs, gone is the understanding that particleboard does not provide good value. With a recession in full swing and purses and…<\/span><\/p>\n