GARAGEDOORSCREENS.COM ANNOUNCES BREAKTHROUGH IN MOSQUITO BITE PREVENTION GIVING MOSQUITOS THE BUZZ-OFF.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


Frank Pace
55648 Silver Creek Lane
Macomb, Michigan
48042
Phone: (810) 397-0301
E-mail: fpace@mi-mls.com


GARAGEDOORSCREENS.COM ANNOUNCES BREAKTHROUGH
IN OUTDOOR LIVING

MACOMB, Michigan, August 7, 2002- Garage Door Screens is pleased to announce their development of an innovative garage door screen system, designed to keep the mosquitos out.

Today's garage is more than just a place to park a car. With Fresh Air Screens, the garage is transformed into extra living space, allowing users to enjoy fresh air and sunlight without worrying about bugs, pests and dust. This newly created space can be converted into a workshop, a more convenient laundry area or an exercise room, making life more enjoyable for the entire family. The screen's innovative design is also ideal for use in gazebos, decks, boats and trailers.

With a Fresh Air Screen in place, high energy costs are reduced and the need for air conditioning is minimized; cross ventilation is increased throughout the home without added expense.

Fresh Air Screens are installed in minutes using a simple hook and loop material. Manufactured with the highest quality materials, each screen permits high visibility, allowing the user to see through the screen easily. Every Fresh Air Screen is double-stitched and has zippers to allow entry into the garage while the screen is in use. When not needed, the screen is simply rolled up and remains installed. The Fresh Air Screen's innovative design does not interfere with the garage door's function in any way, allowing the screen to remain in place for the duration of the season.

Fresh Air Screens are available in all regular garage door sizes; custom sizes are also offered.

For more information on Fresh Air Screens' unique garage door screen system or to place an order, please visit: www.garagedoorscreens.com or e-mail: fpace@mi-mls.com

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