Larry B
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I HWE just about everything and was wondering what would be the best method on 20,000 SqFt of CGD thats loaded with racks and displays that cant be moved?
HAHAAHAHA!!!!!! HAHAHAHA!!!! HAHAHA!!!!!!Doc Holliday said:The moral of the story is "Don't be a one trick pony like Jimmy".
KevinL said:The fastest?? I'd have to say you don't know wtf your talking about.
Doc Holliday said:CGD, Cimex if moderately soiled or OP if heavier soiled and only HWE if extremely soiled. Low moisture will look better in the end on CGD.
So depending on what you have tailor your cleaning methods to it. It could be the first 5000 feet need HWE and then the rest OP?
The moral of the story is "Don't be a one trick pony like Jimmy".
and Jimmy lies, he uses low moisture when it fits the situation also. Iseeru
Derek said:HAHAAHAHA!!!!!! HAHAHAHA!!!! HAHAHA!!!!!!Doc Holliday said:The moral of the story is "Don't be a one trick pony like Jimmy".
Rich Michniak on Derek's computer.
John G. said:Can you do 5000 square feet an hour with one man shane and do it well and consistently?
idreadnought said:I cleaned a 30,000 sq ft of carpet in a clothing store. cimexed it with releasit. The building maintnance manager and the store manager loved the result. I went back a couple months later and the spots where the soda and high traffic areas still looked good. Photos were sent to corporate and they even sent me an email about how well the job turned out.
Do I care where the dirt went? everyone involved from corporate to me and my employees (who were paid commission)was happy and more work followed because of it.
Cut the job in with a wand,then pad or Cimex the rest.Larry B said:I HWE just about everything and was wondering what would be the best method on 20,000 SqFt of CGD thats loaded with racks and displays that cant be moved?