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[ChristelW]

Jeff,Your customer service must be amazing!  You are very thoughtful and considerate, not to mention talented!  Thanks for taking the time to educate us on your products and service, as well as complimenting the products from other companies!Unfortunatly I have popcorn ceilings at home (yuk!) and tiled ceilings at my office (and in my room Ashi Bars)  So the stars are not an option...yet!

 

[Pompal 09.]

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Kneadful...Popcorn ceilings are great for this type of mural. Here's why...Even though small amounts of paint are used to paint each star in the mural it does create a little bump or raised dot. With a flat ceiling, they can sometimes show up. But, with a popcorn or any other type of ceiling that has a little bit of texture... the little bumps disappear and it doesn't affect the glowing at all.Anyway, this is a really fun thing to do in rooms and has worked great in massage rooms that I have painted. But, from the other ideas that I have seen and heard from this forum, you guys have lots of good ideas.Thanks for your interest, your questions here and to my personal email address and for your thoughts.Jeff Stewartwww.NightSkyMurals.com

 

[UditaC]

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I stapled the sheets to the walls, not the ceiling because they DID fall out of the ceiling tiles. Last time I saw that massage office the therapist had redecorated. Of course, i didn't like it as much. She had wildlife pictures (which I don't like). And visible linens (a pet peeve of mine).

Visible linens, as in, unused linens uncovered? Eww! I don't even think that's legal in Texas, linens have to be covered, whether they are used or not. Anyway, I love the idea and may use that in my office when I get some extra spending money. It looks BEAUTIFUL!

 

[OwieDokie]

Well, this is really interesting-- at least for me.  I was taught the same thing as Seforum.xxxgnant.  No uncovered linens.  Period.  And our instructors were really *Royal* about this. Always, "according to Texas law".But, since my interest was peaked by BJB-LMP's question, I decided to see if they really DID legislate for that and here is what I found:آ§141.52. Sanitation Requirements for Massage Establishments.(a) Each massage establishment shall be maintained in accordance with applicable state and local sanitary or health code(s) and regulations.(b) A massage establishment and all fixed equipment shall be thoroughly cleaned on a routine basis and shall be rendered free from harmful organisms by the application of an accepted bactericidal agent.(c) Each massage establishment must maintain its facilities clean, sanitary, and in good repair at all times.(d) Toilet facilities shall be kept clean and sanitary without offensive odor and in working order at all times.  Restrooms shall not be used as storage rooms.(e) Each massage establishment shall provide hand washing facilities, including hot and cold running water, located near or adjacent to the toilet room or rooms.  Hot air blowers or suitable holders for sanitary towels and dispensers for soap shall be provided, and be adequately supplied at all times.  (f) All trash containers must be emptied daily and kept clean by washing or using plastic liners.(g) Disposable sheets, towels or protectors which cannot be disinfected will be disposed of in a waste receptacle immediately after use.(h) Furniture, equipment, or other fixtures shall be of a washable material and kept clean and in good repair.  Electrical equipment shall be kept sanitary and safe at all times.(i) Clean sheets shall be used on each client.(j) Soiled sheets are to be discarded.  After a sheet has been used once, it shall be deposited in a partially closed receptacle, container, or basket, and shall not be used again until properly laundered and disinfected.(k) Used towels shall be laundered in chlorinated hot water either by regular commercial laundering or by a non-commercial laundering process. (l) Oil must be kept in closed containers.(m) Each massage establishment must have adequate ventilation.Source Note: The provisions of this آ§141.52 adopted to be effective March 19, 2001, 26 TexReg 2173.*waggles my brows*  Maybe we have new codes? Anyone with any extra info on this out there?

 

[Alelvehes]

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Before Arizona went to state licensing those practicing massage in Scottsdale had to store their clean linens out of sight. I wonder what the reasoning behind that is.