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 Everyone knows the deal at large events. At a music festival, a showroom event, a carnival, a Mardi Gras parade, or just a big party or celebration, at some point you're going to have to use the bathroom. When it comes to that point, you grumble and seek out the place to do it, stumbling across a long row of poorly maintained plastic portable toilets. Have you ever been to the set of a movie shoot or backstage at a music festival or concert? You won't find those nasty plastic monstrosities there! Instead, you find large, luxury portable restrooms. If you've ever been inside one, you know that they are infinitely better than their tiny plastic cousins. Here are some huge benefits to booking luxury portable restrooms for your event. 1. Amenities While the average portable toilet is small, plastic, and stripped down to the basics, luxury portable restrooms have it all. Porcelain toilets, shiny sinks, electric hand driers, cloth hand towels, full mirrors... these have everythi

Saving up for a home is never easy, no matter how much you earn. It's even more difficult when you are trying to buy your first home, after all, you have no capital (or not much at all), and when you are spending a large portion of your income on rent, it can be a big ordeal to get that "nest-egg" ready for your deposit. That said, one of the best ways to get your savings account growing - rather than shrinking - is to manage your spending budget wisely. It's a bit of a cliché, but every penny saved is indeed a penny earned. Here are some simple - everyday - tips which can help you save a bit more for your first home. You won't amass thousands of dollars overnight, but every dollar saved will eventually build into something which is enough to help you purchase your first home. Do a monthly budget. Sounds much scarier than it actually is. Awareness is the key. Work out how much you earn each month, deduct your fixed expenses like rent, groceries and electricity and