BLOWING AIR!

[Nick Robertson-Vousden]

Invoice sent Steve once paid they will be despatched.

you do have an account on Worldofclean.co.uk So you can order anything online

Regards

Nick

 

[Steven Butler]

Paid. Thanks

 

[Philip Hoare]

Blowers arrived this morning, used this afternoon, powerful piece of kit, thanks Guys, for quick service

 

[Ioan Davies]

Got mine this morning and used this afternoon. Packs a powerful punch-as I found out when I went to move it to different room and discovered it had blown the cob webs from behind customer’s radiator all over the newly cleaned carpet!!

 

[John Bolton]

'Radiator snow' is a common problem, and thank goodness potpourri bowls are less common than a few years ago.

Other things to ba aware of include vases of flowers and pictures on the walls, Christmas cards Nd decorations.

 

[Ken Wainwright]

And soot from a fire hearth/chimney

 

[Jamie Biles]

Ah memories. You haven't owned an air blower in early years until you accidentally have air stream going in open fireplace

 

[Peter McDougall]

Do you all use your blowers frequently? I generally find I don't have to and mostly use them for drying rugs in my workshop.

 

[Nathan Gale]

Do you all use your blowers frequently? I generally find I don't have to and mostly use them for drying rugs in my workshop.

Every single standard cleaning job (minus the ones where enzymes work when damp etc), I see it as they never do any harm + looks more professional, the amount of customers who comment on them and it leaves a good impression as you’re more ‘equipped’ than the last cleaner

 

[David Coker]

About thirty years ago, cleaned a white three-piece suite. Didn't realise the airmover was facing towards an open fireplace.
Came back in the room after a few minutes to find soot all over the sofa!

 

[Trevor Ives]

I had two snail fans for carpet and two 32" propeller fans for suites.
If it was alarge enough room snail fans and uprights at a door to outside.