HoneyDo Solutions, LLC

11/29/2021

The holiday shopping season is here and Cyber Monday is another day of deals for shoppers, but with deals comes steals and safety is key.

Here are tips to keep your Cyber Monday safe.
1. Shop on a secure website to avoid potential fraud or cybercrimes.
2. Make sure that there is a lock icon on the address bar and an “s” after HTTP.
3. If you’re on Amazon or you’re on Walmart and it changes to a different website during check out, make sure to cancel that transaction.
4. Don’t clicking on advertisements and keeping an eye out for any strange activity on the site.
5. The use of a credit card is best when shopping online because it is faster to get funds back if fraud happens during an online transaction.
a. PayPal is one of the safest, they have fraudulent activity insurance for the consumer during the purchase.
6. If you do go to a store, do not connect to the store’s Wi-Fi, as cybercriminals could be monitoring the Wi-Fi activity.
a. They could steal your data, they can intercept your transactions, or compromise your phone.
7. Put updated virus protection on a computer to avoid viruses while shopping online.
8. Never store your credentials and credit card information on websites.
9. If you are a victim of a cybercrime, you should immediately contact the store, your bank, or credit card company, and you can file a report with local authorities.

No purchase is worth your identity.

11/26/2021

Correct Use of Power Strips

A power strip is your friend when it comes to Christmas decorations, but use strips safely to avoid power interruptions and fires.

The typical household circuit can handle about 1400 watts. One power strip with six or eight outlets in use can well exceed the circuit capacity.

Desktop computers can use 60 to 300 watts per hour. Gamers will soak up power at the top end while regular school or work assignments may use the lower end, with 5 to 10 watts for sleep mode.

Inkjet printers will use 30 to 50 watts when printing. Commercial printers will use 300 to 500.

Never plug two powerstrips into the same wall outlet.

Replace any strip that feels warm to the touch.

Never daisy-chain power strips. In professional settings, that violates both OSHA rules and international fire standards. It is a fire hazard.

Don't use power strips outdoors. There are extension cords designed for outdoor use, but power strips should go indoors.

Turn off a strip when not in use.

6 Things You Should Never Plug into a Power Strip

Powerful appliances should never be plugged into a power strip and you might be surprised which appliances count.
Space heater: Portable heaters cycle on and off, with each on-cycle drawing a surge of current. If plugged into a power strip, this surge is usually causes an overload, which can cause a fire.
Microwave: Requires a dedicated wall outlet.
Slow cooker: These common appliances may not draw surges of power, but they use power continuously over long periods. Plug them into wall outlets instead.
Toaster and toaster oven: Those red-hot coils inside don't heat up without a lot of current, which can quickly overload a power strip.
Hairdryer, curling iron: These draw significant amperage to get hot -- too much for a power strip.
Coffee maker: All it does is heat up water. But it does it with a lot of amps. It is misleadingly simple. Always plug into the wall.

11/11/2021

Happy Veterans Day !!

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09/23/2021

We are proof that old dogs CAN learn new tricks! The first work shirt made by HoneyDo Solutions!! 😁

09/14/2021

Woohoo! Thank you everyone for liking our page and sharing us with your friends! We have officially reached our first 101 likes 🎉🎊😁😁

09/12/2021

We just finished the trailer decal! Make sure you honk and wave if you see us around town 😊

07/28/2021

Good morning! Hope you all are having a fantastic week! It’s been getting pretty HOT 🥵 outside this week..sit back and relax with reassurance that all your yard/home/repair needs can be met…just a call away! We do it ALL!!

07/24/2021

BIG thanks to all our new followers here! Please let us know if you have any questions or work that needs done! Happy Saturday!