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- Thread starter Goron Knight
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Spencer Davies
Cleantalk Member
Phil, if you choose to make the 'cap fit' then
good for you.
'I think that feedback given is a little hard for some people to accept', a statement made on
my thoughts, thats why it opens with, 'I think'
I am amazed that you can turn that around into putting words into peoples mouth's.
I suppose if you look hard enough, you can squeeze a little negativity into any comment made!
good for you.
'I think that feedback given is a little hard for some people to accept', a statement made on
my thoughts, thats why it opens with, 'I think'
I am amazed that you can turn that around into putting words into peoples mouth's.
I suppose if you look hard enough, you can squeeze a little negativity into any comment made!
Spencer Davies
Cleantalk Member
Chris, I am easily pleased sometimes 
All I need is some serious suction and an a little bit hot water.
All I need is some serious suction and an a little bit hot water.
Phil Marlor
Cleantalk Member
So who has found it hard to accept.
Certainly not me, why should I or any one else.
I have an open mind to anything thats good.
Rgds
Phil
Certainly not me, why should I or any one else.
I have an open mind to anything thats good.
Rgds
Phil
Spencer Davies
Cleantalk Member
I have seen negative comments on several other posts over the months, I wasn't originally referring to you.
Nick Robertson-Vousden
Solution World of Clean
Hi All
In point of fact I actually did the job with Goron I have been away with the little people over in Ireland for a few days so was not aware of this post until I came back today.
Mike I agree with your drying times post, but it was actually dry in around 30 minutes, 5 or ten miuntes either way, the customer was impressed as he said he had been the manager from the day the site opened and this was only the second clean in 8 years, (not sure why I thought they were contracted to be cleaned more often.)
I places the carpets were black and shiny with some pretty bad spillages as well. The machine performed very well, As the majority of the time Goron runs a truck mount, its nice to know he was impressed with a protable.
If this reads like an add I'm not going to apologise, its simply a personal take on the job and advantageous to any-one looking to upgrade at the any time
Best regards Nick
[ 07. March 2006, 06:49 PM: Message edited by: Nick Vousden-White ]
In point of fact I actually did the job with Goron I have been away with the little people over in Ireland for a few days so was not aware of this post until I came back today.
Mike I agree with your drying times post, but it was actually dry in around 30 minutes, 5 or ten miuntes either way, the customer was impressed as he said he had been the manager from the day the site opened and this was only the second clean in 8 years, (not sure why I thought they were contracted to be cleaned more often.)
I places the carpets were black and shiny with some pretty bad spillages as well. The machine performed very well, As the majority of the time Goron runs a truck mount, its nice to know he was impressed with a protable.
If this reads like an add I'm not going to apologise, its simply a personal take on the job and advantageous to any-one looking to upgrade at the any time
Best regards Nick
[ 07. March 2006, 06:49 PM: Message edited by: Nick Vousden-White ]
Mark Roberts.
Cleantalk Member
Nick you have a supplier in Ireland now?
Details please.
Mark
Details please.
Mark
Nick Robertson-Vousden
Solution World of Clean
Hi Mark
Once all finalised and stock delivered I will let you know
Best regards Nick
Once all finalised and stock delivered I will let you know
Best regards Nick
Ian Gourlay
Cleantalk Member
Chris Straker
Cleantalk Member
Ian...........at a guess i would say they wore size 9 shoes 
Nick Robertson-Vousden
Solution World of Clean
Hi Ian
Pre vac warm MS prespray no2, agitated with Agimac ( E40) then rinsed off at 250psi hot water rinse, other chemicals used Solution no3 spotter and Eco spotter, and some NO6 chewing gum remover
size was 2000sf, on multi levels with a very large amount of furniture making some of the areas quiet difficult to access do to space.
Oh and Chris, Size 7 and size 9
Hope this helps
Best regards Nick
Pre vac warm MS prespray no2, agitated with Agimac ( E40) then rinsed off at 250psi hot water rinse, other chemicals used Solution no3 spotter and Eco spotter, and some NO6 chewing gum remover
size was 2000sf, on multi levels with a very large amount of furniture making some of the areas quiet difficult to access do to space.
Oh and Chris, Size 7 and size 9
Hope this helps
Best regards Nick
mark lane-matthews
Cleantalk Member
Hi Nick
What size generator would you need to cover the power of the sorpion or the eclipse ?
cheers mark
What size generator would you need to cover the power of the sorpion or the eclipse ?
cheers mark
Nick Robertson-Vousden
Solution World of Clean
huw d rees
Cleantalk Member
Hi Nick,
Are you saying that it's possible to run the two power leads for the scorpion and the heater plug from such a generator? Or am i getting confused...?
Cheers,
Huw.
Are you saying that it's possible to run the two power leads for the scorpion and the heater plug from such a generator? Or am i getting confused...?
Cheers,
Huw.
Nick Robertson-Vousden
Solution World of Clean
huw d rees
Cleantalk Member
Hi Nick,
I think that's what i'll go for as it would mean the best of both worlds. Van mount for houses with advantage of no leads and quick set up, and portable for all the large apartment blocks we do.
Will do a search for prices on a 7kva now, will ring tomorrow, if I finally decide what's going inside my empty van!
I think that's what i'll go for as it would mean the best of both worlds. Van mount for houses with advantage of no leads and quick set up, and portable for all the large apartment blocks we do.
Will do a search for prices on a 7kva now, will ring tomorrow, if I finally decide what's going inside my empty van!
Nick Robertson-Vousden
Solution World of Clean
Hi
Look forward to hearing from you
Best regards Nick
Look forward to hearing from you
Best regards Nick
Trevor Ives
Cleantalker Veteran
I have a 6 kva diesel genny which came from another business I had. We use it for backup at home as we live in the sticks on the end of a long overhead line and have power cuts at the drop of a hat.
It makes an incredible noise and makes a tm seem quiet, its ear muffs within 20 ft.
I use orange caravan power leads with 16a connectors on my machines. I have 2* 3mt and 2*25 mts. The long ones give plenty of power as they are considerably heavier than standard extentions. We sometime have to run a lead to a lower floor in offices as the rings wont carry enough for the mc on the same level. A lot cheaper and quieter than a genny to run or buy.
Trevor
It makes an incredible noise and makes a tm seem quiet, its ear muffs within 20 ft.
I use orange caravan power leads with 16a connectors on my machines. I have 2* 3mt and 2*25 mts. The long ones give plenty of power as they are considerably heavier than standard extentions. We sometime have to run a lead to a lower floor in offices as the rings wont carry enough for the mc on the same level. A lot cheaper and quieter than a genny to run or buy.
Trevor
Alan Harrison
Cleantalk Member
Lending out products that you want to sell is a great selling technique. ( With the exception of cheese items) I use it all the time in my business. Obviously you have to be confident about your product. Clients are always impressed that you are willing to trust them with thousands of pounds worth of stuff. Even if the demo is unsuccesful you can bet that your benevolent gesture will be the mentioned at every opportunity. For any business a happy customer is worth at least a weeks press advertising.
Of course you have to get it right. The garage next door to my shop has just taken on the Subaru agency. They gave me the keys to one of those bright blue ones with a wing on the back. I drove it half a mile and noticed the fuel guage was on empty. I turned round and drove back to the garage and ran out of petrol just as I turned into the car park. (they're offering £3000 worth of free petrol if you buy one now)
Of course you have to get it right. The garage next door to my shop has just taken on the Subaru agency. They gave me the keys to one of those bright blue ones with a wing on the back. I drove it half a mile and noticed the fuel guage was on empty. I turned round and drove back to the garage and ran out of petrol just as I turned into the car park. (they're offering £3000 worth of free petrol if you buy one now)
Elfyn Rees
Cleantalk Member
Keep posting your oppinions lads.
It's the only way that a c/c like myself, living in a remote location can form an oppinion. It would be totally impractical for me to borrow a piece of equipment.
If someone disagrees with your oppinion they are perfectly entitled to voice their oppinion on this board.
Elfyn
It's the only way that a c/c like myself, living in a remote location can form an oppinion. It would be totally impractical for me to borrow a piece of equipment.
If someone disagrees with your oppinion they are perfectly entitled to voice their oppinion on this board.
Elfyn