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My heroes. Our…read moreclothes washer door wouldn't open after an overloaded spin cycle caused the clothes washer to stop and emergency locked the door. It wasn't an easy job. The emergency door latch for a Samsung front load washer is not located in front but below the top lid. And the dryer was stacked on top of the washer. And the stacked machines were in a tiny storage closet in a tiny powder room. I called them and they arranged for two people to come. They showed up, said they would do their best, and the best they did. They tried a couple of things, then just decided to brute force moving the dryer out, placed it gently on a blanket in the hallway, popped open the top of the washer, unjammed the latch, and then put everything back. I didn't even see them move the dryer! They didn't ding the doorway or walls. To emphasize, this kind of maneuvering in a tight space is something most contractors and movers wouldn't even attempt. I thought I needed to get someone to remove the powder room sink completely so we could take the washer out for repair. At the end of it, they charged me a fair price for the back-breaking work they did. They kindly advised me to not overload my washer again. They are my heroes.

Had a great first meeting, punctual, on time. Part of the deal was that the first meeting charge…read moreincluded follow-up on the issue. At first, they were communicative, then just disappeared on me. That was unfortunate, because I wanted to work with them to complete this project. I ended up just ordering a new appliance because I had to move forward. Update: The company reached out after my review, sincerely apologized for the communication breakdown, and generously offered a refund. I declined the refund because I appreciate the time they spent diagnosing the problem. While the lack of follow-through was frustrating, I appreciate their willingness to take responsibility and address my concerns.

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Went with a niece, she took her time but she found the dress she wanted to wear thanks to the…read moreladies that helped guide her. She also met some nice girls along the way. The girls share a dressing room together and after picking a dress have an option between picking shoes or an accessory. They can only choose 1! They also gave my niece a bag of makeup which was nice! Definitely recommend especially if you don't have the money to pay for a new dress! They aren't ugly dresses either! I've also had lots of friends go when I went to school, I had regrets not going myself since I was embarrassed. Definitely recommend booking as soon as possible since it can fill up and sell out the access to get inside. Don't feel discouraged coming here! My niece loved the experience! Your kids will love it too when it's prom season!!

This was the volunteer opportunity were I was the Fairy Godmother and helped "Cinderella" find her…read moredress for the ball. Princess Project was created in Feb 2002 when a girl wanted to go to the prom but could not afford a dress. The founder of Princess Project did a dress drive and received an enormous amount of support from the SF Bay Area. Since then, they have served nearly 20,000 teens. If you are a teen that needs a dress for the prom visit http://princessproject.org/get-a-dress/ the last giveaway is 3/22/14. If you want to be a Fairy Godmother visit http://princessproject.org/volunteer/ I decided to volunteer as a dress runner. Basically, I was the one who ran up and down the stairs putting the "unwanted" dresses back on the rack. They have other opportunities such as; check-in (done outside), personal shopper (helps the girls pick out the dress they want), check-out (done inside). This was the earliest volunteer I've done to date. We woke up at 6am to get to SF by 7:45am. BART is not close to this location (2099 Market Street). You would need to take a bus to Church Street from BART. If you know me, you know I don't go on BART/bus without my honey. So, with a little begging and pleading, I convinced my honey to drive me here! Thanks babe!! Once I arrived and signed in. They gave a cute apron to wear. The organizer gave a tutorial on what will happen and we went off to our positions to get ready for the girls. They bring in 20 groups of girls at a 15-20 min increment. The girls have 10 mins to find a dress with their personal shopper, 10 mins to try it on and 5 mins to get a free accessory. You are probably wondering how this is possible. I thought the same exact thing, but it is possible. Obviously, you have those girls/moms who deviate from the rules. On Sat, they had about 400 girls. On Sun, I would say they probably had half that amount. After 5 hours of running up and down the stairs, it was time to go home. The experience was awesome! Seeing a girl get excited about a dress that both she and her mom had happy tears made it all priceless. On this day I was the Fairy Godmother but on 3/28, I will be Cinderella ready to kiss my Prince Charming at the ball! Thank you Princess Project for making a girls dream come true. Walnut Creek Open Space here we come!!

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