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NEW YORK, NY - October 26, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
NOBS has been named the 2026 Best Fluoride-Free Toothpaste by Top Business Awards US. The award is based on the brand’s dentist-founded background, published assessments by dental professionals, and peer-reviewed laboratory research on its finished toothpaste tablets.
In explaining its selection, Top Business Awards US cites Dr. Patrick Anghel’s assessment of NOBS as his top fluoride-free toothpaste choice, based on its formulation, tablet format, and his personal experience using it. The award also cites Dr. Patrice Smith’s discussion of the finished-product research, alongside the brand’s dental expertise and practical product design.
Co-founded by dentist Dr. Ilon Choai, NOBS offers fluoride-free toothpaste made with 5% nano-hydroxyapatite. Its approach combines a mineral-based formulation with a solid tablet designed to fit into daily brushing routines at home, at work, or while traveling.

NOBS Classic Mint toothpaste tablets. Photo: NOBS Routines.
NOBS’ nano hydroxyapatite toothpaste contains a form of the calcium-phosphate mineral found in tooth enamel. The formulation also includes xylitol, zinc citrate, and other supporting ingredients. Each tablet provides a pre-measured portion that is chewed before brushing with a wet toothbrush.
The brand’s published research includes a 2025 study in Dentistry Journal that evaluated the finished NOBS tablet formulation. Conducted by a team including researchers affiliated with UT Health San Antonio, the study used a seven-day laboratory microbial caries model with 120 bovine enamel specimens.
The researchers compared four groups: NOBS tablets containing 5% nano-hydroxyapatite, placebo tablets, toothpaste containing 1,100 ppm fluoride, and untreated enamel. NOBS significantly reduced enamel demineralization compared with placebo and untreated enamel under the study conditions.
Alongside its formulation, NOBS emphasizes a straightforward brushing routine. Users chew one tablet, brush with a wet toothbrush for two minutes, and spit. The glass jar replaces a conventional plastic toothpaste tube and can be reused for storage.
The range includes Classic Mint alongside flavors such as vanilla, grape, citrus, cinnamon, and blueberry. The solid format gives consumers an alternative to carrying a tube of paste, while the pre-measured portions remove the need to squeeze out toothpaste for each brushing session.
About NOBS
NOBS is an oral-care brand co-founded by dentist Dr. Ilon Choai. Its fluoride-free toothpaste tablets contain 5% nano-hydroxyapatite and combine a pre-measured format with glass-jar packaging. The company provides product ingredients, usage instructions, and research resources through its website.


For more information, visit NOBS’ fluoride-free toothpaste collection.
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For more information about NOBS Routines, contact the company here:
NOBS Routines
Bilal Amin
+15513333831
bilal@nobsroutines.com
New York City, New York

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A Plus Garage Door Repair Explains How West Valley City Homeowners Can Spot a Failing Garage Door Spring

WEST VALLEY CITY, UT - October 26, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
A Plus Garage Door Repair, a garage door service company based in West Valley City, Utah, is drawing attention to the warning signs that indicate garage door springs may be failing or about to break, an issue that affects homeowners throughout the region each year.
Garage door springs carry the full weight of a door through a system of carefully calibrated tension. These components allow a door that can weigh several hundred pounds to open and close smoothly. When a spring begins to wear down or breaks, the entire operation of the door is compromised, and the situation can present safety concerns for anyone nearby.

According to the company, several common indicators signal that springs may be nearing the end of their service life. Homeowners may notice a loud bang coming from the garage, which often occurs when a spring snaps under tension. A door that suddenly feels heavy, moves unevenly, or refuses to open fully can also point to a spring problem. Other signs include visible gaps in the coiled spring, cables that appear loose or frayed, and an opener that struggles or fails to lift the door.
The company stresses that spring repair is not a suitable task for homeowners to attempt. Because springs operate under extreme tension, a sudden release of that force can cause serious injury or property damage. Professional evaluation ensures that the correct type and size of spring is installed and that the door remains properly balanced after the work is completed.
"Springs are the component most people never think about until something goes wrong," said Carrie Kelsch of A Plus Garage Door Repair. "When a spring breaks, the door can become impossible to operate, and the tension involved makes it dangerous to handle without the proper training and tools. A professional assessment protects both the homeowner and the door system."
Residents seeking garage door spring repair in West Valley City can turn to A Plus Garage Door Repair in West Valley City for diagnosis and service. The company handles high-tension components with trained technicians who assess the full door system during each visit.
The company notes that regular inspection can help identify worn springs before they fail completely. A balanced door, smooth movement, and quiet operation are all indicators of a healthy spring system. When those conditions change, a professional evaluation can determine whether a repair or replacement is warranted.
"Recognizing the early signs gives homeowners the chance to address the problem on their own terms rather than during an emergency," Kelsch added. "A door that moves unevenly or makes new sounds is worth having checked before it leaves someone unable to get a vehicle in or out of the garage."


A Plus Garage Door Repair serving West Valley City provides garage door repair, opener repair, spring replacement, installation, and maintenance for both residential and commercial properties. The company serves West Valley City and the broader Salt Lake County area.

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For more information about A Plus Garage Door Repair, contact the company here:
A Plus Garage Door Repair
Carrie Kelsch
(801) 590-3106
service@utahgaragedoors.net
2475 Decker Lake Blvd, West Valley City, UT 84119
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Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite Expands Fernandina Beach Family Law Resources for Local Families

JACKSONVILLE, FL - October 26, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite has broadened its efforts to make family law information more accessible to individuals and families in Fernandina Beach and throughout Nassau County. The firm is now offering expanded educational resources designed to help residents better understand Florida family law procedures before making important decisions about their families.
The resources address common questions that arise during divorce, the development of parenting plans and timesharing arrangements, child support obligations, modifications of existing court orders, and adoption. Rather than focusing on individual cases, the materials aim to explain how Florida family law principles generally apply, giving families a clearer starting point when they face significant legal decisions.

According to the firm, many people encounter the family court system during periods of considerable personal change, often without a clear understanding of the procedures involved or the considerations that may affect their situation. Access to reliable, straightforward information can help individuals identify relevant factors and prepare informed questions before meeting with an attorney.
"Families going through transitions such as divorce or a change in parenting responsibilities often tell us they wish they had understood the process sooner," said Jay Henderlite, managing partner at Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite. "The goal of these resources is to give people in Nassau County a reliable foundation, so they can approach their decisions with greater confidence and ask the right questions when it matters most."
The educational materials cover topics that frequently affect local families, including how Florida courts approach timesharing and parenting responsibilities, the factors considered in child support determinations, and the circumstances under which existing court orders may be modified. The resources also address the adoption process, which involves distinct legal steps and considerations for prospective parents and relative caregivers.
Henderlite noted that understanding how general legal principles apply to specific circumstances is often the most challenging part for families. "Every family is different, and the law applies to each situation in its own way," he said. "When financial arrangements, parenting responsibilities, or changing family needs are involved, understanding the framework helps people see how their circumstances fit within it. A well-informed Fernandina Beach family law attorney conversation begins with a well-informed client."
The firm has also continued its public education work through its podcast, When Split Happens, which discusses topics related to family law and the experiences individuals encounter during family transitions. The program complements the written resources by offering accessible discussions of common concerns and considerations.
Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite has indicated that it intends to continue developing and updating these materials as Florida family law evolves and as community needs change. The firm views ongoing public education as an extension of its work serving families across Northeast Florida.


Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite is a law firm based in Jacksonville, Florida, serving clients in family law and criminal law. The firm is the only practice in Northeast Florida with three Board Certified Marital and Family Law experts serving as its managing partners. Its family law practice includes divorce, child custody, child support, parenting plans, modifications, adoption, and related matters throughout the region, including Nassau County and Fernandina Beach.
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For more information about Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite, contact the company here:
Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite
Jay Henderlite
(904) 619-1386
info@familylawyerjax.com
Southside:
9191 R.G. Skinner Parkway, Suite 703
Jacksonville, FL 32256
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NRI Industrial Sales Highlights Asset Recovery Results as Companies Reassess Surplus Industrial Inventory

DELTA, OH - October 26, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
NRI Industrial Sales is highlighting documented asset-recovery results from manufacturers and industrial operators that have turned excess equipment, obsolete MRO inventory, and unused machinery into recoverable value. The company says the examples illustrate how structured surplus management can help businesses free storage space, recover capital, and keep usable industrial assets in circulation rather than allowing them to remain idle.
Industrial surplus commonly develops when facilities close, equipment is upgraded, projects end, or production requirements change. While those assets may no longer serve the company that originally purchased them, many retain value for other operators searching for replacement machinery, maintenance components, or discontinued parts.

NRI’s approach combines inventory assessment with resale, consignment, direct purchase, warehousing, and secondary-market distribution. The company works with industrial organisations to determine which assets may have continued market demand and which recovery model is appropriate based on condition, volume, timing, and operational requirements.
“Surplus inventory is often created by normal changes in a business, not because the equipment or material has reached the end of its useful life,” said Aaron Lee, a spokesperson for NRI Industrial Sales. “The challenge is identifying what still has demand and creating a structured way to move those assets back into the market.”
NRI’s published asset recovery case studies illustrate how that process can vary by industry. In one food-processing project, the company reports recovering more than $1.5 million from surplus MRO inventory. A utility provider using a strategic consignment programme freed more than 21,000 square feet of storage space, while another project involved the purchase and removal of more than 47,000 pieces of obsolete oil-and-gas equipment and inventory.
The examples also demonstrate why industrial surplus management can involve more than simply selling individual pieces of equipment. Large inventories may contain thousands of specialised parts from different manufacturers, along with machinery that requires cataloguing, removal, storage, marketing, and access to buyers with specific technical requirements.
For companies managing facility closures or equipment upgrades, timing can add another layer of complexity. Assets may need to be removed from operational space quickly even when achieving appropriate recovery value requires a longer sales period. NRI’s Accelerated Surplus Program addresses this by providing off-site cataloguing and warehousing while maintaining inventory visibility and allowing assets to enter a structured recovery process.
“Recovery and speed do not always point to the same solution,” Lee added. “Some companies need immediate removal, while others have more time to pursue resale value. Understanding the operational priority first helps determine whether direct purchase, consignment, storage, or another approach makes sense.”
The secondary market also serves buyers looking for industrial components that may be difficult to obtain through traditional supply channels. NRI operates the NRI MRO Marketplace, where industrial parts and equipment are available across categories including automation and controls, electrical components, valves, pumps, instrumentation, hydraulics, and power transmission.
That connection between asset recovery and sourcing is central to the company’s circularity model. Equipment or components that have become surplus at one facility may still be required elsewhere, particularly where businesses maintain ageing machinery or need replacement parts that are no longer readily available from original manufacturers.
NRI says extending the useful life of industrial assets can also reduce unnecessary disposal and support more deliberate inventory management. Its environmental approach includes repurposing the majority of materials it manages while directing remaining materials through recycling channels where appropriate.


As manufacturers and industrial operators review storage requirements, capital allocation, and supply-chain resilience, NRI Industrial Sales says surplus inventories warrant the same structured evaluation applied to other business assets. Identifying usable equipment earlier can give companies more options for recovery while making those assets available to buyers that still need them.
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For more information about NRI Industrial Sales , contact the company here:
NRI Industrial Sales
Aaron Lee
+1-800-991-6248
aaron@nri-isd.com
6401 Rogers St, Delta, OH 43515, United States

Surplus Network Highlights AI-Powered Approach to Managing Excess Industrial Inventory

TORONTO, ON - October 26, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Surplus Network is highlighting how businesses can use technology-assisted valuation and secondary-market sourcing to recover value from excess inventory, obsolete stock, and unused industrial equipment. The Toronto-based platform connects companies holding surplus assets with qualified buyers while providing market information intended to help sellers make more informed decisions about inventory that may otherwise remain idle or occupy valuable storage space.
Industrial surplus can accumulate for many reasons, including changes in production requirements, equipment upgrades, discontinued product lines, over-ordering, maintenance changes, and shifts in customer demand. For manufacturers, distributors, maintenance departments, and other industrial operators, those unused assets can represent tied-up capital as well as ongoing storage and inventory-management costs.

Surplus Network uses AI-powered market valuation alongside buyer and supplier data to help companies assess the potential resale value of industrial equipment, maintenance, repair and operations supplies, raw materials, and finished goods. The company says the process is intended to give businesses a clearer picture of what their surplus may be worth before they decide whether to sell, liquidate, retain, or redeploy it.
“Surplus inventory is often treated as an operational problem rather than a recoverable asset,” said Aaron Lee, a spokesperson for Surplus Network. “Companies may have valuable equipment or materials sitting in storage simply because determining what they are worth and finding the right buyer can take time. Our focus is on making that information easier to access so businesses can make decisions based on current market conditions.”
The issue can be particularly significant for companies managing large inventories of specialised industrial products. Unlike consumer goods, industrial components and equipment may have narrower buyer pools, longer replacement cycles, and highly specific applications. Identifying potential buyers can require more than simply listing an item for sale. Condition, manufacturer, model, remaining demand, compatibility, and availability elsewhere in the market can all influence resale potential.
Surplus Network also maintains information on frequently traded industrial brands and categories, helping buyers and sellers identify where demand remains active. The platform’s Top 100 Fastest Moving Brands data is designed to provide additional market context for companies evaluating stock that may no longer be required internally but could still have value elsewhere in the supply chain.
“In many cases, one company’s obsolete inventory is another company’s difficult-to-source requirement,” Lee added. “A more connected secondary market can help sellers recover capital while giving buyers another route to locate parts, equipment, or materials that may be unavailable through traditional channels.”
The same principle applies to industrial sourcing. Companies searching for discontinued components or hard-to-find parts can face production interruptions or extended lead times when standard suppliers no longer carry what they need. Surplus Network’s sourcing capabilities are intended to connect those requests with available inventory held elsewhere, creating an additional option for procurement teams dealing with aging equipment or constrained supply chains.
For businesses reviewing inventory, the company encourages a more deliberate approach than simply categorising older stock as waste. Conducting regular assessments can help identify assets that remain usable, determine where there may still be market demand, and separate material with resale potential from items that are genuinely at the end of their useful life. That process can also support more accurate inventory records and reduce the amount of space devoted to products that no longer serve an operational purpose.
The broader secondary market for industrial equipment can also contribute to resource efficiency by extending the useful life of machinery, components, and materials. When functional assets are transferred between businesses rather than discarded, companies may be able to reduce unnecessary purchasing while keeping usable products in circulation for longer.
Surplus Network says its approach is designed to support both sides of that market by combining valuation information, buyer connections, inventory liquidation, and sourcing tools within a single platform. The company works with businesses evaluating one-off equipment sales as well as organisations managing larger volumes of industrial surplus.


For more information about Surplus Network and its industrial surplus services, don’t hesitate to visit the company’s website.
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For more information about Surplus Network , contact the company here:
Surplus Network
Aaron Lee
416-836-3013
hello@surplus.net
307-6021 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario M2M 3W2 Canada

BCM Roofing Details a Documented Cold-Season Roof Installation

WATERFORD TOWNSHIP, MI - October 26, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
BCM Roofing completed a residential roof installation during winter conditions in Clarkston, Michigan, a project recorded under the title “Installing a New Roof During Winter.” Crews installed shingles on a cold winter day at the site, with the work progressing through the standard stages of tear-off, deck preparation, and new covering application. The project stands as a documented example of cold-season installation rather than a recent completion or a newly introduced service.
As colder weather approaches across Southeast and Mid-Michigan, the installation provides a reference point for examining how roofing work is planned when it occurs outside the milder seasons typically preferred for exterior construction. Winter installation remains possible under specific conditions, though it requires closer attention to surface readiness, material suitability, and available weather windows than projects scheduled in spring or fall. Reduced contractor workloads during the colder months can increase scheduling availability, yet ice, snow, and low temperatures introduce constraints that must be addressed before work begins.
The Clarkston project involved the installation of asphalt shingles during a cold-weather period. Asphalt shingles require particular temperature conditions for proper adhesion of their sealing strips, and cold temperatures can slow that process or necessitate additional handling steps. Metal roofing, by comparison, can often be installed in colder temperatures without the same adhesion limitations, provided the roof surface remains free of ice and snow. In either case, the presence of ice or snow on the roof creates both safety hazards for crews and the potential for weather-related delays.
Planning for a winter installation therefore begins with confirmation that the roof surface is clear and that forecast conditions will support the required work window. BCM Roofing’s residential installation sequence starts with evaluation of the existing roof for structural soundness and identification of any underlying issues, followed by implementation of safety measures. The existing covering is removed to expose the deck, which is inspected and repaired as needed. A protective underlayment is applied as a moisture barrier; options include felt paper, synthetic materials, and ice shields. Starter strips and metal drip edge are then installed along the eaves and rakes before the new shingles are applied according to manufacturer guidelines. Ventilation components, ridge caps, flashing, and final adjustments to gutters complete the system, after which a detailed inspection and site cleanup occur.
These stages form the standard residential process. When installation is scheduled during colder weather, the same sequence is subject to the additional constraints of surface conditions and material requirements. Most residential replacements are completed in one to two days depending on size and complexity, so the available weather window and material handling requirements can influence how the work is sequenced within that compressed period. Identifying a suitable window and confirming that materials can be properly installed under the expected temperatures becomes part of the pre-installation planning rather than an adjustment made after crews arrive.
Brian C. Musgrove, Founder of BCM Roofing, noted that documented field examples help clarify the planning considerations that apply when installation occurs in colder weather. “A recorded winter installation shows that the work can proceed when surface conditions, material requirements, and crew experience align,” Musgrove said. “Planning begins with confirming that those factors are present for the specific roof rather than treating seasonal timing as a general rule.”
Administrative elements remain part of project coordination regardless of season. BCM Roofing handles permit requirements to support compliance with local building codes, and CertainTeed warranties, including transferable options in many cases, accompany the shingles commonly used in residential projects. These steps occur alongside inspection, estimating, and scheduling. The company advises that property owners considering cold-season work should proceed with caution and rely on contractors familiar with the relevant conditions, particularly where asphalt shingles are specified.
Musgrove added that the distinction between general capability and project-specific assessment remains central. “The existence of a completed winter installation does not establish that every roof can or should be replaced under the same conditions,” he said. “Each project still requires evaluation of the deck, the selected materials, and the forecast window before installation is scheduled.”


BCM Roofing, founded in 2005 by Brian C. Musgrove, is a family-owned roofing and exterior contractor serving communities across Southeast and Mid-Michigan, including Oakland, Macomb, Genesee, and Lapeer counties. The company provides residential and commercial roofing, roof repair, roof replacement, metal roofing, storm-damage services, seamless gutter installation, siding installation, skylight installation, and related exterior work. The company is fully licensed in Michigan and carries liability and workers’ compensation insurance.

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For more information about BCM Roofing, contact the company here:
BCM Roofing
Brian C. Musgrove
+1 248-703-1504
bcmroofing@gmail.com
2934 Frembes Rd, Waterford Township, MI 48329, United States

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