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Jack Zipper Zerkie replied to the thread Ten Typical Customers.The customer is always right you just don't have to work for them the next time they call. There are some people that will never admit... -
hogjowl replied to the thread slip and fall hazard.How many cleaners have you thrown under the bus over the years? -
Drag is a better term for it It does reduce airflow significantly tho, but that may be mostly due to us using slot glides It does...
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Mikey P replied to the thread What's up with lockdown?.Looks great Bryce! View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Y_HBURW8OM -
Mikey P replied to the thread Ten Typical Customers.I dictated alll the types I could think up at the moment, and Polly did the printing.
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3, 6, 9 , 11 constitute 95% of my customers 3 and 9 have considerable over lap Which would reduce the list to 10 Unless this...
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years ago I was asked to be an expert witness (evidently they didnt know me that well) for a local legal case where a lady asked the... -
Jim Pemberton replied to the thread Ten Typical Customers.Since I'm pretty sure our AI lady wrote that, or most of it, that explains some duplication and hyperbole. I could see "her" be... -
3, 6, 9 , 11 constitute 95% of my customers 3 and 9 have considerable over lap Which would reduce the list to 10 Unless this...
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Three jobs today which is odd one whole house and two spot cleanings. The whole house has a whole new dynamic since I was here a few...
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This is why I always recommend a teflon glide when removing adhesive residue. If you leave a trace amount of residue it will stick to...
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Mikey P replied to the thread Ten Typical Customers.Three jobs today which is odd one whole house and two spot cleanings. The whole house has a whole new dynamic since I was here a few...
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You live in Nevada- of course, your dry times are good. I'm in SF with 70% humidity, so it takes extra effort. I'd love to hike or...
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KKevinD replied to the thread What's up with lockdown?.This is why I always recommend a teflon glide when removing adhesive residue. If you leave a trace amount of residue it will stick to...
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KThis is the most accurate answer ‘ fine denier” is a great description We don’t run into it often, but when we do it’s a PITA job
