Hungry Rats in DC Rely on Dog Poop as Major Food Source

From our friends at DoodyCalls...

In the DC area, uncollected dog waste deposits serve as a steady, abundant food source for rats, according to Jacob D’Aniello, founder and CEO of DoodyCalls, the nation’s largest pet waste management and disposal franchise.

DC DoodyCalls Earns Esteemed 2016 Angie’s List Super Service Award

From our friends at DoodyCalls...

Award Reflects Company’s Consistently High Level of Customer Service

DoodyCalls of Metro DC, has earned the home service industry’s coveted Angie’s List Super Service Award, reflecting an exemplary year of customer service to members of the local services marketplace and consumer review.

Winter Poses Special Challenges for Dog Waste Cleanup

DoodyCalls' founders Jacob & Susan D’Aniello

From our friends at DoodyCalls...

For many dog owners, cleaning up after their dogs during the cold winter months is a challenge, when yards often are wet, icy and often covered with snow. Then comes spring, and they are faced with the huge task of dealing with so many accumulated pet ‘contributions’ to their lawns.

Start-Up Launching in DC Takes the Pain out of Shipping Big Items Like Furniture

From our friends at PockitShip...

PockitShip to Take the Pain Out of Shipping Big Items: New Company Delivers with Just a Few Clicks

Start-up company launching on-demand delivery service in DC area

PockitShip, a startup company based in Falls Church, Va., has launched a new on-demand pick-up and delivery service in the Washington, DC metro area. Using the PockitShip website (www.pockitship.com) anyone can ship heavy items like furniture, appliances, exercise equipment and electronics in just a few simple steps.

Privacy Please

Call me crazy; but I like to use the bathroom by myself. I have privacy at home, and see no reason to share the experience when I go out to a restaurant or sporting event. I'm pretty sure I'm not the only person who thinks this way; yet it's near impossible to find privacy when it's needed most. DC Outlook went in search of individual restrooms for the three most important people I know... me, myself and I. Here's what we came up with...

Shame on... Plaza Artist Materials

Once upon a time, you could walk into any number of retail outlets and purchase a 24" x 36" poster frame (for about $10.) Well, retail isn't what it used to be, and neither is demand for the aforementioned frames. Hey, I get it: Poster frames probably aren't cool anymore (were they ever?) and supply & demand still runs the show.