Give-A-Sh**-ology Blog
Bid Bounty Awards Going Out.
I’m very excited to share that a lot of you have received bid bounty payments! Others are pending, so excellent work!
Here’s What You Missed: Highlights From The Dust Collection Road Show
If you couldn't make it to one of the Road Show stops, don't worry — we’ve got you covered with a few key highlights and takeaways.
A 30 Year’s Self-Assessing Analysis of Give-A-Shit-Ology.
October 3rd, 1995 was my first day here at Air Flow. Now, 30 years later, I’ve tasked myself with saying something about Give-A-Shitology.
Don’t Have a Dust Collector Project? So What?
Last announcement before the Dust Collector Road Show with Taco Truck. Come on out, say hi, learn a little bit, and have a burrito on us,
A Late Nite Burrito and Dust Collector Showdown.
At our Dust Collector Road Show, you can reminisce about a late-night burrito run and also contemplate the do's and don'ts of dust collection.
All the Fixin’s with these two items
There’s a lot to ordering a burrito. Thankfully, Corazon makes it easy to pick an Al pastor Burrito.
Bid Bounty Requires A Little Explanation, Tex.
Air Flow will, every couple of weeks, remind you of the projects that your firm engineered or bid, and send you a short list of them.
What Do Al Pastore Tacos Have To Do With Dust Safety?
At our Dust Collection Road Show in Milwaukee, we are featuring our favorite taco truck as our sidekick!
What Our Customers Don’t Say Publicly About VRF.
Why are engineers silent about 3-phase VRF? You might need a chiller instead.
Bid Hunter is just getting started
There are still hundreds of active bounties waiting for you to claim. Look out for bid follow up emails, showing you what bid bounties are available.
Will Your Favorite Chiller Be Available?
If lead times for your favorite chiller are a week short of forever, it might be good to know what other options are available to you.
Something Retro about Dunham Bush Chillers.
I came across a classic 1960s era video of Dunham Bush chiller manufacturing that’s too good to pass up.
