On the Job Procedures Archives - Page 5 of 8

November 17, 2017 Shawn Bisaillon Off Business Management and Marketing, Customer Communication, On the Job Procedures, Upholstery and Office Partitions,

In pursuing how to properly clean upholstery, we learn about how upholstery is constructed; i.e., we learn about fiber content, weaves, finishes, and construction of the fabric can all affect the outcome of the cleaning. You have to be concerned...

August 16, 2017 Shawn Bisaillon Off Business Management and Marketing, Customer Communication, On the Job Procedures, Upholstery and Office Partitions,

The reasons may vary from company to company: Our carpet cleaning customers expect it of us. We do not have to develop the market. Our carpet cleaning customers often ask us or expect us to be able to clean their...

July 25, 2017 Doyle Bloss Off Business Management and Marketing, Customer Communication, On the Job Procedures, Wastewater Management,

Why should I be concerned about the wastewater resulting from my carpet cleaning services? Several times a month, we get a question about where the wastewater (or recovered material) generated from operating a truckmount, portable. or even low moisture carpet...

September 17, 2016 Doyle Bloss Off Chemical Solutions, On the Job Procedures, Selecting the Right Product, Spot and Stain Removal,

In a study a few years back conducted with consumers who have had their carpet professionally cleaned, the interviewer asked them why they hired a professional carpet cleaner. One of the top THREE reasons provided by the respondents is because...

August 5, 2016 Doyle Bloss Off Business Management and Marketing, Flooring Identification, Hard Surface Floors, On the Job Procedures, Pre-Inspection, Estimating and Bidding,

After you have had the chance to carefully study, practice and understand how to identify the type of hard surface floor you are being asked to restoratively clean (see previous blog entries), it is time to consider the specific procedures...

July 10, 2016 Doyle Bloss Off Being More Productive, Business Management and Marketing, Customer Communication, On the Job Procedures,

On an industry bulletin board or Facebook Forum, this topic can bring out thoughts, arguments, excuses, defense mechanisms and more like no other. How important is how long the carpet takes to dry to the residential or commercial carpet cleaning...

July 9, 2016 Doyle Bloss Off Being More Productive, On the Job Procedures, Selecting the Right Product, Wands, Tools and Accessories,

What advantages does having a freshwater tank provide to your carpet cleaning and restoration operations? Now more than ever, we recognize that room in your van is at a premium. With so many cleaners and restorers diversifying into hard surface...

June 22, 2016 Doyle Bloss Off Chemical Solutions, On the Job Procedures, Selecting the Right Product, Spot and Stain Removal,

Deodorizing treatments for pet urine contamination have come a long way in our industry. There was a time when cleaners used some strong solvent based deodorizer and hoped the incredibly powered fragrance would overwhelm the atmosphere. Today, there are many...

June 11, 2016 Doyle Bloss Off Being More Productive, Carpet and Rugs, Flooring Identification, On the Job Procedures, Selecting the Right Product, Truckmounts,

What are these “softer” carpets? They are incredibly thin denier (thickness) cut-pile and loop carpets presented in a plush, high pile density format. They range in ounce size from 50-100 ounce (apartment grade carpet is generally 20-28 ounce). They are...

June 4, 2016 Doyle Bloss Off Carpet and Rugs, Chemical Solutions, On the Job Procedures, Selecting the Right Product,

Brand New Commercial Carpet + Freshly Treated Asphalt Parking Lot Outside = Bad Combination. HydraMaster Quake HD + HydraMaster HydraBoost CT= Good combination You have probably seen it without even realizing what the problem was. Yellow or dingy traffic...

Category: On the Job Procedures

The Goal of Upholstery Cleaning

Why Do We Clean Upholstery?

Wastewater Disposal – What’s a cleaner and restorer supposed to do?

Leave No Stain Behind

Pre-Inspection Procedures for Restorative Cleaning of Stone, Tile, Grout, and Finished Concrete Flooring Surfaces

How long should a carpet take to dry after hot water extraction cleaning?

Top 10 Reasons to have a FreshWater Tank on Board Your Truck

Why you still want to use a Urine Pretreatment on virtually every pet urine job

Cleaning the “New” Softer Carpets

Asphalt Oil Tracking and Carpet Cleaning

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