The set is half done. Lamp on, drill running, dust collector pulling, phone charging on the same strip — and the breaker pops. Your client is sitting with one hand finished and the other bare, and you are in the back room resetting a circuit for the second time this week. Nail stations are power-hungry
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A salon owner in Denver ordered two treatment beds last spring. Great price, good reviews, right color. They arrived on a pallet, made it up the front steps, and stopped dead at the treatment room door — 31 inches wide, bed base 33. The beds sat in the hallway for a week while she found
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Picture your last color correction. Two and a half hours of foils, a toner, then the rinse — and the rinse is the part clients remember. If the bowl is shallow, water runs down their neck. If the sprayer dribbles, you stand there eight extra minutes. If the upholstery stains on the first bleach spill,
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