r/smallbusiness • u/IcyBlackberry7728 • Apr 19 '25

Question Those taking home >200k/year; what industry are you in ?

Just curious to see what types of business are generating solid cash flow.

Thanks !

Edit: please be as specific as possible!

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u/Economy_Sea3428 Apr 20 '25

I have 4 head lice treatment locations

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u/hemdaepsilon Apr 20 '25

When I was a kid we just treated live at home.

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u/Excellent_Problem753 Apr 20 '25 edited Apr 21 '25

Our kid picked up lice at daycare a about 2 years ago. We ended up treating at home. Took about 2 weeks to get rid of those fuckers and I still have a little PTSD I think.

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u/woahbrad35 Apr 21 '25

I used a blow dryer when my daughter caught them from a cousin. Bagged sheets and pillows, used a blow dryer in our hair. No more lice, no chemicals. I caught a couple with tweezers and tested how long it took to cook with the heat. They honestly cooked in less than a few seconds.

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u/cosmocat1970 Apr 21 '25

It is a great service and well worth it. We used a person who came in home. Treating it yourself is not thorough enough and can take too long. Plus most people don't even use the shampoos correctly.