@Jason Staples The two posts above me make good points but ultimately it comes down to your "why".

I would only buy the boring stocks, consumer staples now, if I had to.

And when you do replace them, stay away from cheap cabinets with MDF front and stapled drawers, go at least plywood.

I teach them skills like painting, caulking, changing doorknobs, pulling up staples, teach them to use power tools, put up signs, and then I pay them for their work.

While my business grew and changed needs away from some of the product offerings, the No-Fee Funding service has been a staple product that I have continued to keep and use.  

In this article, I’ll explain some pros and cons of each and the reasons many marketers are moving their campaigns from calling to texting.Cold CallingCold calling has been a marketing staple for generations of salesmen.

If people can't work they can't pay for things like rent, food, medicine, and other basic staples of life. 

Just a basic Vanguard staple stock market index fund like VTSAX is up 31.12% YTD.

However, if you have hardwoods, I wouldn't think stapling down padding would be a good thing.

The contractor put in staples every 6 inches.