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[Jeremy N]

Anybody have a good source for training for contents? Maybe some videos or even a class?

I might have an opportunity to do a bunch of pack-outs.

 

[dealtimeman]

dang how hard it is it to put stuff in boxes??????




j/k chavez should have a couple of courses or some videos.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Lots of ways to skin that cat. Unsmoke has a great class and manual where they discuss conents cleaning.

Fireline has training using ultrasonics.

Totalcontentz has a good class also.


Its not hard, very time consuming, detailed work, not for everyone. Its best for those with an ey for detail and plenty of patience.

If you like to read, get Jeff Bishop's book. http://1.cleancareseminars.net/?page_id=145

 

[Jeremy N]

dang how hard it is it to put stuff in boxes??????




j/k chavez should have a couple of courses or some videos.

Why don't you just shut it!



For reals though, it is not hard for me at all. What is hard it getting other people to do what you want!

 

[dealtimeman]

Why don't you just shut it!



For reals though, it is not hard for me at all. What is hard it getting other people to do what you want!

I CANT HELP IT!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Greg Cole]

did you ever get that info?

 

[Desk Jockey]

I was at Woodard's in St. Louis last week touring their plant.

Their trucks can pull into their warehouse or backup to a dock. The contents go directly into ozone rooms and then can be taken down the hall into a large processing room. They have Fireline equipment and Odel for electronics, Exporta, a pit with pressure washer to clean large appliances. They have a very nice setup!

On-location carpet cleaning, water, fire, in-plant rugs! Those guys have their sh*t together!

 

[dealtimeman]

You are set up almost the way with the exception of having your sh&t together right?

 

[Desk Jockey]

Yea, I like to spread my sh*t out and give it some air!