I've been to five of these...
- Thread starter Mikey P
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FB7777
Guest
Only Salem NH
They really need to,open stores in Nebraska and Alabama
Give those people a reason not to blow their brains out
They really need to,open stores in Nebraska and Alabama
Give those people a reason not to blow their brains out
Steve Lawrence
Member
5 as well.
Yeah open one here so there is competition so a bucket of suds doesn't cost $180!
hogjowl
Idiot™
Only Atlanta
Once
Once
Desk Jockey
Member
Chicago twice and St Louis twice.
FredC
Village Idiot
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Only Atlanta
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
St Louis, Atlanta, Tampa.
Brian H
Member
Cities, all but Union City. Jon-Don, only Chicago.
Clean Response
Member
I do not think it is Jon dons, I thought they had one in Minnesota somewhere.
I am guessing a convection of some sort.
I am guessing a convection of some sort.
Mikey P
Administrator
Nope.
FredC
Village Idiot
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Bob Pruitt
Member
Tampa when the MF was over there.
hogjowl
Idiot™
$180 for a 5 gallon bucket of soap powder is stupid
Sierra Clean Care
Member
I was told that a 5 gallon of liquid CBS(Esteam), at my Supply shop is now 350$..... and you guys whine about 180$.....
hogjowl
Idiot™
Esteem stuff is way too high
Shame too
Cuz it’s good
Shame too
Cuz it’s good
Cleanworks
Moderator
$360 for 53 pounds of procyon powder. I keep telling the supplier, it may be white powder but it's not cocaine.
Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
Currently three... But I could be seeing all of them sooner
Sierra Clean Care
Member
And people think our prices are to high.... the Chemical manufacturing companies are the ones who are high.... on dope.... charging prices like that... criminal.
We always bitch about price shoppers. Do you think the chem manufacturers bitch about broke carpet cleaners?
Desk Jockey
Member
Of course they do. Carpet Cleaners brag about all the money they are making. All the big jobs they are doing but when it comes to the products that allow you to do so efficiently and effectively...they start looking for the cheap shit.
Chem costs are minimal compare to labor. Buy the best, you'll be more productive, deliver better results and your clients will love you.
Or don't, and keep this endless search for the best cheap product while you work harder or spend more boosting the cheap stuff only to lose clients to cleaners who know the value of premium products.
Anybody still reading..or did y'all get pissed and leave.
HELLO...is this thing on? ☺
PrimaDonna
Megatron
There are going to be more added to that map....
PrimaDonna
Megatron
We’ll just have to wait and see...
Desk Jockey
Member
Quite a gap between Atlanta and Philly. Especially when you consider the storms that pass through that alley. Could be missing out on big bucks on the East coast.
Mikey P
Administrator
Maybe for shipping but not to service you 35 idiots up there...
