s u n day, n ov e m b e r 2 , 2 0 1 4 | Pa r a d e .c o m
Anthony Full of
Louisville, Colo.,
launched Rock Barbers
to honor the classic
American barbershop—
and to make a living.
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T ’S
MY FIRST JOB
Q
How does
Andre Braugher
like letting
Andy Samberg
get all the laughs
on Brooklyn
Nine-Nine?
—Karen M., Baltimore
Samberg and
Braugher
A: Braugher, 52, who
plays stoic precinct captain Ray Holt in the hit
Fox series, is committed
to perfecting the art of
the straight man. “We’ve
done eight episodes this
year. I’ve cracked up twice.
Obviously, Andy’s getting
funnier and I’m relaxing
a bit,” says the Homicide:
Life on the Street alum,
52, who picked up his ﬁrst
Emmy nomination for a
comedy in the series, now
in its second season.
DAN BUCATINSKY
(SCANDAL, THE COMEBACK)
“When I was 14, I forged
my work papers so I
could start as a dishwasher
in a Friendly’s restaurant
in Mt. Kisco, N.Y.”
WALTER SCOTT ASKS...
TAYLOR SWIFT
In 1989, her brand-new album released Oct. 27, the multiplatinum
singing superstar, 24, waves bye-bye to
country music and dives fully into pop.
Email your
questions for
Walter Scott to
personality
@parade.com.
Did you ever think about calling the album anything
else? It had to be called “1989.” It’s my birth year. I’m in
a sense being reborn in a new genre, starting over.
Fame makes it easy to reach millions of fans. But what
effect does it have on your close personal relationships?
I never want to complain about the way my
life is, because it has exceeded my wildest
dreams. But it makes it nearly impossible
to have any kind of romantic relationship.
It’s not something I even attempt to do
anymore, to be honest. At 24, I’m really
happy living my life on only my terms.
Before you were famous, did anyone
give you words of encouragement that
stayed with you? My parents made me
feel like I was special. They always
told me I was smart. It wasn’t
“You look so pretty today.” It
was “Oh, that was such an
intelligent thing to say.”
We know you can bake.
What’s something you can’t
do? I can’t do a cartwheel
and I can’t do a handstand,
but I don’t sit around being
sad about it. All the things I
really want to do, I’ve worked
hard to get good at them.
You recently moved from
Nashville to New York.
How’s life in the big city? I
love it—I love it so much! It’s
kind of like the beginning of a
really excellent love affair.
Jada Pinkett Smith on Gotham
Q: I’m enjoying Jada
Pinkett Smith on Gotham.
Has she always been a
comic-book fan?
—Pearl C., Cincinnati
A: Yes! And it’s not just
Pinkett Smith, 43, who’s
a fan. Last May, her
son Jaden, 16, wore a
white Batman suit to
Kim Kardashian and
Kanye West’s wedding reception. “My
son is over the moon
about me doing [the
show], and has
asked if he
can have an
appearance
in the white
Batman
suit,” she
says. “That
won’t be
happening—
but he has
asked.”
Taylor Swift
ANTHONY ANDERSON
(BLACK-ISH)
“Virco Manufacturing in
Gardena, Calif. I made
all the desks you see in
schools, the desks with the
seat attached.”
SAM JAEGER
(PARENTHOOD)
“I was a paperboy in the
third grade. My dad got
me a bicycle that was
twice the size of me, and I
wheeled that thing
around Perrysburg, Ohio.”
ALFRED ENOCH
(HOW TO GET AWAY
WITH MURDER)
“Believe it or not, Harry
Potter and the Sorcerer’s
Stone was my ﬁrst paid job
[as Dean Thomas].”
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the Grammy Award-winning country group
Little big town is making serious hay with
their sixth cD, the new Pain Killer; its hit
single “Day Drinking”; and their new tour,
which kicks off Nov. 8 in Youngstown, ohio.
they’ve also got a nomination (for Vocal
Group of the Year) and a performance spot
on the Nov. 5 cMA Awards telecast on cbS.
He’s still
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famous buddies, and how it
feels to grow up and get old—
and makes it all entertaining,
engaging, and riotously funny.
H,
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everyone was snapping pictures.
The delightfully quirky Camera
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cameras, functional “toys”
marketed over the years that have
become hipster collector’s items
in today’s digital world.
Snap!
carlos Santana returns to
the House of blues Mandalay
bay in Las Vegas Nov. 8–18
for what promises to be some
super-soulful, dynamite nights—
and part of the proceeds go to his
Milagro (“Miracles”) Foundation,
started in 1998 to support
underprivileged children in
arts, education, and health.
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• Star Jon Hamm was formerly a
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his students was actress-to-be
elle Kemper (the office,
bridesmaids).
• In an episode in season five, the
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the Who that depicted lead singer
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“An Entrepreneur Should
Never Be a Daredevil”
The secret to following your dream is the
opposite of what you might think
By Linda Rottenberg
Rodrigo Jordan:
an entrepreneur
on top of
the world.
between taking risk and removing
it. And these days, everybody
needs to be willing to try. Whether
you work at a Fortune 500 company, a nonprofit, or a mom-andpop, everybody needs to think and
act like an entrepreneur. We all
need to be nimble, adaptive, daring—and maybe a little crazy—or
risk being left behind.
But how do you take risks
without risking it all? In my experience, there are two key steps.
First, you have to give yourself
permission to be a contrarian.
Time and again, I’ve seen people
who are considering a bold move
get stuck at this stage. They keep
waiting for someone else to give
them permission. That someone
doesn’t exist.
The only person who can give
you permission to take risk is you.
As one working mom who
launched a big idea in a riskaverse company said, “In every
company, no matter how traditional, there are entrepreneurial
idea people. But ideas are fragile.
They require knowing something
is right in your gut.”
Even worse, if you agitate for
change, you’re going to get pushback. People are bound to call you
crazy, as they did Henry Ford,
Estée Lauder, and Sam Walton.
So, embrace it. Become your own
best booster. Say, “Crazy is a compliment!”
The second step is more surprising. Once you accept a certain
measure of risk, your primary task
is to minimize it. The founder of
Liquid Paper, Bette Graham,
hatched her crazy idea while
watching painters decorate Christmas windows at the bank where
she was a secretary. But she worked
five more years while selling her
potion from her home. When Sara
Blakely first started selling her
derriere-flattering panty hose,
Spanx, she didn’t quit her day job
for two years. She later became the
youngest self-made woman ever
on the Forbes billionaire list.
So what do smart risks look
like? Eighty percent of entrepreneurs I’ve mentored said they had
saved enough money to support
their families for a year. Two-thirds
of founders on the 2013 Inc. 500
wagered less than $10,000 on their
ideas. Crowdfunding (Kickstarter,
etc.) has made this process even
easier. IBM launched a platform
where employees could pitch projects to one another (instead of
their bosses).
Today taking risk is no longer a
luxury. If you think your job is
safe, think again. The most
important step is to manage your
emotions. To paraphrase golf
legend Bobby Jones, entrepreneurship is a game played on a
five-inch field—the distance
between your ears.
Linda Rottenberg has been named one
of “America’s Top Leaders” by U.S.
News & World Report and one of one
hundred “Innovators for the 21st
Century” by Time magazine. This
piece is adapted from her
new book, Craz y is a
Compliment: The Power
of Zigging When Everyone Else Zags.
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photo: Courtesy of rodrigo Jordan
R
odrigo Jordan is one of
the biggest adventure
junkies I know. The
Chilean-born entrepreneur loves extreme sports,
and in 1992 became the first
South American to scale Everest.
Like many, Rodrigo dreamed
of starting his own firm, in his
case an outdoor leadership training company. But the man who
takes risks in his personal life was
unwilling to risk his future. So he
found allies, ran a test program,
and kept his teaching job until
money came in.
“The common wisdom is all
wrong,” Rodrigo told me. “Entrepreneurs don’t like to take risks.
I’m always trying to avoid and
minimize them. An entrepreneur
should never be a daredevil.”
Maybe the trickiest question
for those dreaming of starting
something new is, how far to go?
Convention says: Go all in. Mortgage the house. Bet the farm.
McDonald’s founder Ray Kroc
shared this sentiment: “If you’re
not a risk taker, you should get the
hell out of business.” This myth,
like much business lore, appeals to
a kind of macho bravado. The
phrase “bet the farm” comes from
poker tables in the Wild West.
Boys will be boys, but entrepreneurs will be savvy. I’ve spent the
past 20 years helping dreamers
make their dreams come true. As
the cofounder and CEO of Endeavor, the world’s leading organization mentoring entrepreneurs,
I’ve helped over a thousand startups build their companies to $7
billion in annual sales.
And here’s what I’ve learned:
Change making is a fine balance
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WORTH THE
MORE AND MORE AMERICANS OVER 50 ARE TAPPING THEIR
WISDOM, EXPERIENCE—AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS—TO START
SUCCESSFUL VENTURES. MEET FIVE OF THESE LATE-BLOOMING, “ENCORE ENTREPRENEURS” WHO TOOK A LEAP OF FAITH
AND HIT IT BIG. BY JOE KITA COVER AND OPENING PHOTOS BY ROBERT LILIENFELD
W
hen people hear the word “entrepreneur,” most think of Internet
whiz kids like Larry Page and Sergey Brin, who changed the world
with Google in their mid-20s, or Mark Zuckerberg, who was
barely old enough to toast Facebook’s ﬁrst billion with a legal drink.
The reality, though, is that the majority of people creating new businesses today are more likely to be sporting (stylish) bifocals and a bit of gray
at the temples than zip-front hoodies and ratty jeans.
Indeed, according to the Kauffman Index of Entrepreneurial Activity, the
share of U.S. entrepreneurs ages 55 to 64 grew from 14 to 23 percent between 1996 and 2012. This represents the largest gain of any age group,
including 20- to 34-year-olds, whose share actually shrank from 35 to 26
percent. What’s more, these older Americans, especially those with low debt
and a large social network, are 50 percent more likely to start successful
businesses than their younger counterparts, even in high-tech industries.
“They have what I call double-E SP,” says William Zinke, 86, president
of the Center for Productive Longevity in Boulder, Colo. “They’re miles
ahead of younger people when it comes to Experience, Expertise, Seasoned
Judgment and Proven Performance.”
Here, ﬁve experienced—and tremendously enterprising—souls share
their invaluable wisdom for turning gray into green.
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Taking control of
DIABETES takes an extra hand
Miss ion: Control
If you—or a loved one—has diabetes,
these top tips will help you keep it in check.
The statistics are sobering: According
to the American Diabetes Association,
nearly 29 million Americans have
diabetes, and about 86 million have
higher-than-normal blood glucose
levels that could become Type 2
diabetes. But while diabetes is a
serious condition that can cause health
complications such as heart disease
and blindness, the news isn’t all bad.
Today, people with diabetes have
more power to control their condition
than ever before. If you’re at risk for
diabetes, healthy lifestyle choices
can delay or prevent a diagnosis. If
you already have it, there are many
management strategies that can
help you live a long, healthy life and
minimize your chance of developing
complications.
Read on to ﬁnd out the latest ways to
lower your diabetes risk, and manage
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your health.
EAT THE MEDITERRANEAN WAY.
By
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“The most recent research shows that
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Cypress, Ph.D., the American Diabetes
Association’s president of health
care and education. “Move toward
a diet rich in seafood, whole grains,
vegetables, fruit and nuts.” What to
move away from: red meat, which
contains more saturated fat than
seafood. “Cutting back on red meat is
good advice for everyone, but this is
especially important for people with
diabetes because they are at a higher
risk of heart disease and stroke.”
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or walk in place during TV commercials.
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People who are depressed have elevated
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t Rock Barbers, guys get more than just a haircut. There’s a green for putting, a
guitar for picking, ﬂat-screen TVs for watching the game, and, of course, free beer.
“When guys walk in here, they’re home,” says Anthony Full, 55, who opened the
barbershop in 2010.
After graduating from the Academy of Professional Barber-Stylists and the Vermont
College of Cosmetology, Full spent 30 years working
for and managing various salons. But at midlife, his
ambition changed. “I read a quote from Oliver Wendell Holmes that said, ‘Many people die with their
music still in them.’ As I got older, I started thinking
about what I wanted my legacy to be.”
Full decided to open a classic American barbershop, the kind that was disappearing
from towns across the country.
He had enough conﬁdence in his business plan that he and his wife (with one kid in
college, and two more at home) took out a second
mortgage and went $100,000 into debt to launch
WE’VE LOST THE PERSONAL
his 1,280-square-foot dream. “Having the wolf at
TOUCH IN AMERICA,
the door was exciting for me,” he says. “It forced
AND THAT’S CREATED
me to focus and perform.”
Just three years after the business launched, Full
AN OPPORTUNITY.
is out of debt, employs eight, and has a second
location and a line of hair-care products in the works. He’s even considering opening
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ANTHONY FULL
LOUISVILLE, COLO.
GARDNER & ZELDA BY SHAUN YOUNG
Then, in May, her big break came at the
National Stationery Trade Show in New York
City, where she took orders from buyers nationwide and signed with a licensing company that
booked Zelda on Good Morning America. Just
six months after winning the dog food contest,
card sales topped 1 million.
Today, Zelda Wisdom is a global multimillion-dollar brand that also includes calendars,
books, clothing, jewelry, and household accessories. “If I can accomplish all this just by dressing up my dog,” she quips, “imagine what you
can do.”
CAROL GARDNER
PORTLAND, ORE.
DARING, BE DIFFERENT,
“ BE BUT
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n 1997, at age 52, Carol Gardner was in trouble.
The high-end real estate venture she invested
in with her husband had failed. Soon after, so
did their marriage. Depressed, divorced, and
over $1 million in debt, she was living on four
credit cards. “My attorney said ‘Sweetheart, you
either need a therapist or a dog,’” she recalls. So she
adopted a 4-month-old English bulldog named
Zelda.
A few weeks later, Gardner, now 68, who could
barely afford to feed Zelda, dressed her up in a
Santa hat and a bubble beard, snapped her photo,
and entered it in a local pet store’s Christmas card
contest. (Prize: one year’s worth of free dog food.)
When she won, the proverbial light bulb came on.
Gardner got busy sewing costumes for Zelda,
shooting photos and writing captions, ultimately
creating a starter line of 24 funny, inspirational
greeting cards and posters. A local printer ran
25,000 cards on credit, and Gardner began pitching
stores in Oregon and Washington.
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BUSINESS
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Ready to forge ahead on your
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you
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ive years ago, Mark Britton’s 79-year-old mother fell, cracking a rib and hitting her head at her vacation house on the
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her to the hospital, but Britton, who only found out about the fall
much later, turned his constant worry of living far from his folks
into an idea: a “smart home” for the elderly.
A designer of media rooms, estate lighting, and other home
technology systems, Britton, 52, started researching the senior
home care field, finding products ranging from GPS-enabled
watches and pendants to track the location of loved ones to a device that automatically turns off the stove. There were even electronic pillboxes capable of sending emails or text messages when
Mom or Dad forget to take their meds.
In 2011, at age 50, Britton launched TellaBoomer TeleCare Services, a
company that assesses the needs of residents and their remote caregivers,
then designs and installs a home security system for seniors.
“My goal,” he says, “is to help more seniors age in place by transitioning
their home-sweet-homes into home-smart-homes.”
Business has been steady but not spectacular—Britton has been searching
for funding—and this entrepreneur admits his age has been somewhat of a
hindrance. “Angel investors are used to pumping money into 20-somethings
in Silicon Valley and other high-tech sectors. But here I am on the East
Coast in Mt. Kisco dealing with 80-somethings. But they’ll eventually come
around. There are just too many 50-plus entrepreneurs to ignore.”
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hile watching his granddaughters’ soccer scrimmage, Jeffrey Nash, 60, spotted a
mom helping her baby learn to walk. The father of three and grandfather of five had
done this many times himself, but never noticed how awkward it was: the mom
bending over and the child stumbling along.
Hence the inspiration for the Juppy Baby Walker, an infant harness with straps that can be
held by Mom and Dad. Right away, he sketched a design and asked a tailor at the clothing
store where he worked as a salesman to make a prototype. Using customers’ kids to test it, he
perfected the design, had a few hundred made, took time off from work, and began selling
them out of his trunk. Nash, who was then 56 and divorced,
quit his job of 15 years, cashed out his 401(k), sold his house
at a loss, borrowed money from family and friends, secured a
patent, created a website, and ordered 1,000 Juppys.
“I had never done anything like this before,” he says. “But
this was 2009, during the height of the recession. Companies were either laying off workers or hiring younger, lessexpensive replacements, so I knew I had to do something.”
So far, Nash estimates he’s sold 35,000 Juppys worldwide through his website and wholesaler network. He’s
approaching $1 million in total revenue. “To work for a corporation is to be at its mercy,” he says. “When viewed
that way, it’s really not a huge risk to start a business.”
Jeffrey nash
Las Vegas, NeV.
Despite its rugged veneer, this job is
increasingly popular among 50-plus
couples looking to see the country.
(Instead of purchasing an RV, they
buy or lease a truck.) With the recovering economy, 21 percent job
growth is expected in the next six
years. Two main requirements:
a good driving record and a
commercial driver’s license.
Potential profit: $28,000 to $50,000
annually
the U.s. small Business
administration provides
information, loans, and grants
to entrepreneurs (sba.gov).
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Cooking
with Coffee
3
Toss 3 thinly sliced onions
with 1 Tbsp olive oil and ½
tsp kosher salt in a roasting
pan. In a small bowl,
combine 3 Tbsp ground
coffee, 3 Tbsp packed dark
brown sugar, 1 Tbsp kosher
salt, 1½ tsp smoked paprika, ½
tsp garlic powder, ½ tsp
cayenne, and a generous
pinch of black pepper.
Generously coat 1 (4-lb)
half brisket all over with
the rub. Cover tightly with
Coffee is
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cuppa—try it
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these sweet
and savory
applications
VIETNAMESE
COFFEE PUDDING
Place a sieve over a large
bowl. Pour 2 tsp sweetened
condensed milk into each of ﬁve
small bowls and set aside.
Combine 2/3 cup sugar, ¼ cup
cornstarch, ¼ tsp salt, and 1/3 cup
plus 1 Tbsp instant espresso
powder in a saucepan (off heat).
Slowly whisk in 2 cups milk and
½ cup heavy cream, then 4
beaten egg yolks. Turn heat to
medium and cook, stirring
constantly, until mixture just
starts to bubble on the edges.
Turn heat to low; cook 30 seconds
longer. Pour mixture through
sieve, discarding lumps. Whisk in
3 Tbsp unsalted butter, 1 tsp
vanilla, and 1 tsp coffee extract
until butter melts. Pour pudding
into bowls; press plastic wrap
onto surface. Refrigerate until set,
at least 3 hours. Before serving,
top each with 2 tsp sweetened
condensed milk. Serves 5.
4
1
SALTED CARAMEL
IRISH COFFEE
Stir together ½ cup sugar, 2
Tbsp corn syrup, and 2 Tbsp
water in a medium saucepan.
Turn heat to medium and cook,
stirring, until the mixture
bubbles. Stop stirring and let boil
until deep amber, 10 to 15
minutes. (Watch carefully.)
Immediately remove from heat;
stir in 1 cup hot heavy cream.
(Caramel will bubble up.) Stir
briskly until smooth. Stir in 2
Tbsp unsalted butter, 1 tsp
vanilla, and ¾ tsp kosher salt.
(Refrigerate up to 3 days.) When
ready to serve, brew strong
coffee. Place 2 Tbsp caramel
sauce into each of 6 mugs. Stir
1½ ounces Irish whiskey into
each mug. Pour in coffee, stir to
combine, then dollop with
whipped cream. Serves 6.
foil and bake at 300°F for 3 hours,
30 minutes. Uncover pan; cook 30
minutes longer or until browned.
Transfer to a board and let rest 15
minutes. Place pan over two
burners on stove, turn heat to
medium-high, and bring onions
and juices to a simmer, stirring
occasionally, until slightly
thickened. Slice brisket and serve
with pan juices. Serves 8.
SAUSAGE WITH
RED-EYE GRAVY
AND BISCUITS
Warm 2 Tbsp olive oil in a large
skillet over high heat. Add 1 lb
bulk pork breakfast sausage and
cook, breaking up chunks, until
no longer pink. Transfer to a
plate using a slotted spoon.
Reduce heat to medium and add
1 Tbsp olive oil. Sprinkle 2 Tbsp
all-purpose ﬂour over oil and
cook, stirring constantly, 3 to 5
minutes. Add 1 cup coffee and
bring to a simmer over mediumhigh heat. Season with salt and
pepper. Reduce heat to low and
stir in 2 tsp packed light brown
sugar and 1 Tbsp cream. Add
sausage to skillet; stir. Serve
with biscuits. Serves 4.
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the conditions that apply to you.
Feel better, sleep better, live better
Personal Checklist:
Arthritis
Asthma
Insomnia
Anxiety
Diabetes
Headaches
Lower Back
Pain
Poor
Circulation
Safe Step includes more standard therapeutic and safety features than
any other tub on the market, plus the best warranty in the industry:
Hydro-Jet Water Therapy —
10 Built-In Variable-Speed
Massaging Water Jets
Complete
Lifetime Warranty
on the Tub
Personal Hygiene
Therapy System
and Bidet
A Safe Step Tub can
help increase mobility,
boost energy and
improve sleep.
Heated Seat and Back
GentleJet™ (Air-Jet) Therapy —
16 Bubble Streams
Gel-Coat, Easy-Clean
Finish
A Safe Step Walk-In Tub lets you indulge
in a warm, relaxing bath that can help
relieve life’s aches, pains and worries.
It’s got everything you should look for
in a walk-in tub:
• New Heated Seat – Providing soothing
warmth from start to fnish.
• Pain-relieving therapy – Air and water
jets help you sit more comfortably,
move more easily and even relax and
sleep better.
• Safety features – Low step-in, grab
bars and more allow you to bathe safely
and maintain your independence.
• Quality and value – Safe Step Tubs
are made in the USA, and proudly
American and family owned and
operated, offering the best lifetime
warranty on the entire tub.
Call now toll free
1-800-645-4836
for more information and for our
Anti-Slip
Tub Floor
Senior Discounts.
Financing available with approved credit.
Foot
Massaging
Jets
Wider Door,
The Industry’s
Leading Low Step-In
www.SafeStepTub.com
© PARADE Publications 2014. All rights reserved
© PARADE Publications 2014. All rights reserved