What services should I get for my vehicle on a regular basis?
Q. I recently got my oil changed and they were offering many other services, such as cleaning the fuel injectors, etc. I would like to know which services do I actually need to get and how frequently do they need to be preformed? Also, if you happen to know approximately how much these services should cost, that would be great too. My car is only 2006, if that matters. Thank you!
Asked by ramalama3 - Sat Oct 18 19:17:12 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Inside your glove box is a owners manual. All the necessary services are outlined in that book to keep your car maintained and warranty in effect. One must look at a modern engine as a giant air pump. so lubrication is key to keeping parts from wearing out to fast. Oil changes air filters quality gasoline and manufactures recommended service items like transmission drain and fills differential oil changes (timing belts) if equip. Most modern cars not have non serviceable wheel bearings but the brake pads wear down and rotors need resurfacing or replacing when worn thin. Tires on modern cars last 30,000 to 60,000 miles. However performance of a quality tire made for speed and handling may diminish after as few as 10,000 miles but the tread… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Sat Oct 18 19:49:05 2008

What are some of the services in Massachusetts that will dissapear if the income tax is eliminated?
Q. I'm curious what the real impact would be if the income tax is eliminated. Please reply in an objective manner! What services would go? How would these eliminated services be paid for? Why, as a 24-year old, should I WANT to pay income tax for many services that do not benefit me in any way?
Asked by Skywind - Sun Nov 2 22:43:29 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I pay school taxes and I haven't had a kid in school in forty two years. No country is going to let you pick and choose your tax menu. If you don't benefit from them now you may in the future. Or some other old lady will be paying for your little one to go to school years from now.
Answered by justagrandma - Sun Nov 2 23:05:22 2008

How do how cat sitting services place liability on the pet owner in the case of flea infestation?
Q. I'm setting up a cat sitting service, and need information on: 1.) At least two other ways (apart from deposits and contracts) that cat sitting services place liability on the pet owner in the case that there is a flea infestation (of staff and premises) from a client's cat. 2.) How much they charge the client for a deposit to cover possible flea infestation. Please identify your sources.
Asked by nauctavia - Fri May 9 16:42:15 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I would keep a supply of Advantage or Frontline on hand for owners that have not treated their animals. Have the owner sign a contract agreeing to the fact that their pet has been treated by a flea killing product such as the two afore mentioned items. If it is found that the cat is infested with fleas, then the owner will be required to pay for a tube of the product at say, $25.00 a tube, a bath for the cat at the groomers price, and flea treament of the premises by a reputable company. Make certain that they understand this clearly by reciting it to them before you have them sign. So many people sign stuff and never read it and then are shocked at what they signed. Lastly, I am sure you have already thought of the vaccinations, but make… [cont.]
Answered by jolyth_a - Fri May 9 16:53:58 2008