Just irons....uhhh that's not starch.
What do you use for those nasty protein stains?
Cleaning drapes onsite
- Thread starter Josh Almanza
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What do you use for those nasty protein stains?
Bob Pruitt
Member
All laundry questions go to Chavez
Desk Jockey
Member
Iron your jeans starting at the bottom. Not like socks where you start at the top. 
PrimaDonna
Megatron
We have been successfully cleaning dressers and Hunter Douglas cloth blinds for many years.
@Mikey P I don't get your showering with clothes on analogy. Thinking that way, you could apply the same logic to cleaning carpet or upholstery, which you do onsite using the same tools we use for cleaning drapery and blinds
We find most can be wet cleaned with no issues. But we do dry clean the wine that require that. We have the US products dry cleaning machine. We used to wet clean with that as well, but found usinfrhe teuck mount and upholstery took to be more efficient. We've never had an issue with them falling apart, delaminating etc. I don't see the reason to be skeptical or shy away from it.
As a matter of fact I had a woman call yesterday from an hour and a half away because she can't find anyone to clean her cloth blinds and she heard about us. I sourced it to another cleaner since it's too far for us for a small job and she didn't want to pay travel charge or wait till a slower time for us.
@Mikey P I don't get your showering with clothes on analogy. Thinking that way, you could apply the same logic to cleaning carpet or upholstery, which you do onsite using the same tools we use for cleaning drapery and blinds
We find most can be wet cleaned with no issues. But we do dry clean the wine that require that. We have the US products dry cleaning machine. We used to wet clean with that as well, but found usinfrhe teuck mount and upholstery took to be more efficient. We've never had an issue with them falling apart, delaminating etc. I don't see the reason to be skeptical or shy away from it.
As a matter of fact I had a woman call yesterday from an hour and a half away because she can't find anyone to clean her cloth blinds and she heard about us. I sourced it to another cleaner since it's too far for us for a small job and she didn't want to pay travel charge or wait till a slower time for us.
Goomer
Member
Nate The Great
Member
Goomer
Member
Yup......Not a hair to be found North or South.......Since you asked............
How's the visual???
Desk Jockey
Member
I threw up a little in my mouth. 
Nate The Great
Member
That was meant for Meg....
Yeah, but you swallow......I threw up a little in my mouth.
Cleanworks
Moderator
Only her hair dresser knows for sure.That was meant for Meg....
PrimaDonna
Megatron
That was meant for Meg....
Wouldn't you like to know....but, I'll never tell.
Steve Lawrence
Member
We cleaned them on site for a very long time but my techs did not like the work so we discontinued this service.
You need really good ventilation, the customer gone and good respirators for the techs. The process doesn't clean as well as in plant cleaning and the typical customer waits until their drapes are visibly soiled which is usually too late for our on-location systems to deliver great results.
You need really good ventilation, the customer gone and good respirators for the techs. The process doesn't clean as well as in plant cleaning and the typical customer waits until their drapes are visibly soiled which is usually too late for our on-location systems to deliver great results.
Cleanworks
Moderator
That's only because he usually wears his wife's.
He enjoys the way the thong rides up his a$$
