How would you handle this difficult but common situation?

[GeeeAus]

Myself I'd break out the hand tool and then use a crevice tool to get in tight to the stop.

A little encap agent on a towel to ensure no sins wick back once you've gone.

Grant

 

[Total_Rookie]

Encap, wipe, light mist, go.

 

[shadygrady]

Rotovac StairPro. Same as the rest of the job.

 

[GCCLee]

Mikey I think you need to take another imagination pill before you start another new thread.

Do you really bend over that far to brush tur teeth, my gawd!

 

[GaryM]

You'd have to be a hack if you only brought the wand to the dance. How do you get under the corner of each door (hinge side)? The wall side of an air register, between the wall and a night stand that is only 6"? 3" detail tool follows you or carried in your cargo leg pocket.

 

[truckmount girl]

Bentley goes right under that.

No it doesn't. It's low, but not THAT low.

Take care,
Lisa

 

[ruff]

After much soul searching and given that this ADD/OCD subject will not go away, here's how you should handle it:

Given that you did a great job cleaning the entire home and the only remark you got from the client is that you missed those 0.3333766 square inches. Hesitate no more, treat yourself- They're more than ready for a fee raise!

 

[BradFenstermaker]

Wand then towel. If its just surface spot, apply First Action spotter, apply Timberland Boot, Wipe.

 

[Vivers]

Were two man crew so the doorstop would be pulled off in that situation

 

[hogjowl]

I do believe Lisa just Stockwelled Stockwell! LOL!

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Nah, just need to take a picture. Have done around a couple of doorsteps in the last few days. No problem.

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[jcooper]

You'd have to be a hack if you only brought the wand to the dance. How do you get under the corner of each door (hinge side)? The wall side of an air register, between the wall and a night stand that is only 6"?

Some would say your a hack for not moving the night stand.