CLOROXPRO TOTAL 360 SYSTEM
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Old Coastie
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Yes. The Hurricane ES. I use it frequently.
Desk Jockey
Member
Yes it's used in a lot of schools and hospitals. Unfortunately it's carelessly being applied by janitorial staff in most facilities. I know of one of the school districts that was using it while the space was occupied. Trying stomp out the flu while choking the staff.
The cart can also be rented for those not willing to make a full commitment.
Product wise it appears no better than any other antimicrobial, just using the Clorox name .
Kenny Hayes
Member
Omg, it’s my best add on, but we use Victory Innovations. I paid $1,500. last year for it and made my money back in one event. We also use two electric foggers. The last 16 days of school, we sprayed a hall of classrooms every night, over fifth disease
It’s the best and easiest add on since $2 per ft. tile and grout cleaning
It’s the best and easiest add on since $2 per ft. tile and grout cleaning
Desk Jockey
Member
Whut do you figure Hell is going to look like?Omg, it’s my best add on, but we use Victory Innovations. I paid $1,500. last year for it and made my money back in one event. We also use two electric foggers. The last 16 days of school, we sprayed a hall of classrooms every night, over fifth disease
It’s the best and easiest add on since $2 per ft. tile and grout cleaning
Kenny Hayes
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That stupid cart is 7k.
Kenny Hayes
Member
I don’t know, do I need to go spray itWhut do you figure Hell is going to look like?
Kenny Hayes
Member
We use Aseptic + plus disinfectant. We have a built in market. The foggers would work, we use them.
Kenny Hayes
Member
Someone would get the sniffles in our private schools, and here they’d go.
Deep clean, deep clean. I’m like no, we’ll spray. With electrostatic you can spray everything, papers and all. During spring break, we sprayed nearly every inch of all three schools. Gyms, bleachers. It was quite the windfall.
Deep clean, deep clean. I’m like no, we’ll spray. With electrostatic you can spray everything, papers and all. During spring break, we sprayed nearly every inch of all three schools. Gyms, bleachers. It was quite the windfall.
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hogjowl
Idiot™
Is your real name Harper?
Desk Jockey
Member
Yes electrostatic has some unique properties, it can in theory wrap around and under objects. I don't believe I'm totally sold on it but it does do better than if you are just shooting straight at the object. If you don't have one, move to evenly spray your target. Microban QGC would work well. Dilute per instructions, use a respirator, any product will choke you.
Make sure to air out the space before its occupied.
Price? Depends how badly you want to go to Hell. You can do cubic foot 1/2 cent to as much as 3 cents in small spaces. Make sure it is worth your while.
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Kenny Hayes
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I don’t really believe it 100% either. But it don’t matter. It’s all about psychology. As long as the schools can tell their parents they’re being pro active, that’s all that matters. The Aseptic is made for this application and not as toxic as Microban. We close off all areas that we do, and do at night.
Kenny Hayes
Member
I certainly keep the price in proper prospective. When you’re largest account pays $200k and they’re a built in market, you keep it fair but
icleancarpetz
Member
Should be an easy upsale to your $49 trailers JiMmy
Sierra Clean Care
Member
In some markets a moist towelette or pump sanitizer will do.
Then again, convince the right people, and the possibility is endless.
My Jan-SAN supplier is trying to get me to purchase one. I’ve got a few commercial accounts that would probably bite.
It’s a lot of money though.
Then again, convince the right people, and the possibility is endless.
My Jan-SAN supplier is trying to get me to purchase one. I’ve got a few commercial accounts that would probably bite.
It’s a lot of money though.
Desk Jockey
Member
Get an atp meter and Sporicidin wipes and you can show an actual reduction in viable organic material.
Sierra Clean Care
Member
Good point Richard. We can speculate all we want, but showing proof is the great equalizer....
Any marketing materials to give them?
Instead of telling them bla bla bla
Instead of telling them bla bla bla
Kenny Hayes
Member
Now that’s what we’re tradesmen in, blah, blah, blah!
You gonna believe me or those lying eyes of yours
You gonna believe me or those lying eyes of yours
Kenny Hayes
Member
Jimmy, google Victory Innovations, or Evaclean. You could get marketing info there.
Kenny Hayes
Member
Last year, one of my daughters picked me up
at the airport in Feb. She announced all 3 of our schools were in a Twitter over the flu and we needed a Clorox 360 What the #hell is that? I went to town researching. All of a sudden, I was in a Twitter!! I wound up buying the Victory and 2 corded foggers for $200. Ea. Now, I’m the #catsass
and it became a blessing
at the airport in Feb. She announced all 3 of our schools were in a Twitter over the flu and we needed a Clorox 360
What the #hell is that? I went to town researching. All of a sudden, I was in a Twitter!! I wound up buying the Victory and 2 corded foggers for $200. Ea. Now, I’m the #catsass and it became a blessing
icleancarpetz
Member
What exactly does a atp meter do? Show client the germs on surfaces?
Kenny Hayes
Member
GOOGLE! You have insurance, right? Can’t be as bad as floor strippers that I use to use.
Desk Jockey
Member
Hospitals, nursing homes use them to prove efficacy. They swab a surface, take down the reading and then swab again after cleaning.
It validates you did what you were hired to do. There are other methods but ATP testing is fast and easy. Biological strips are much more accurate but they must be sent to a lab, which takes several days to culture and analyze.
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Desk Jockey
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Sure probably everything. You could fall under the "pollution exclusion" a crack in insurance. So you might need Pollution Insurance.
I looked at those once. The cheapest I fount was around $1500.00. Quite a lot for show and tell.
I know they are mentioned a lot.
Are reliable ones available cheaper. ?
Kenny Hayes
Member
So all the sudden you ate from the tree of good and evil, and now you’ve concluded that this is evil
