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Mikey P
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call in sick Tuesday and come over to my cabin to watch the meteor showers at the rate of 50 to 90 per hour after 11:00 p.m.
I'll let you sleep on the pile of old ATV tires
I'll let you sleep on the pile of old ATV tires
Damn, I have a banjo recital.
Cleanworks
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Grown men playing dress up.
Mikey P
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We could compare notes about becoming Internet Influnecers...
Mikey P
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Jim Pemberton
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How long have you known Mike?
The British have a toast that says: "Confusion to our enemies!"
Mike's should be: "Confusion to my friends!"
Mikey P
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Paula is still confused after 36 years..
hogjowl
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I know who you are.
Sierra Clean Care
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El Diablo???
El Diablo En un chaleco de pesca
Cleanworks
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I thought the devil wore Prada.
Mikey P
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I love that movie.
The Great Oz
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Some rayon can be wet cleaned, the cheapest will turn yellow as soon as it gets wet.
We charge $5.50 psf to clean rayon. If they paid a lot for it, it will likely be better quality and will be worth the cleaning price. We'll wish them good luck on finding a cheap cleaner that will touch rayon.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
• Rotate the rug every 3 months to avoid uneven fading and wear.
• Vacuum as needed in one direction (not back and forth) using suction only, no bristles.
• No spot cleaning; never use liquids on viscose rugs. Avoid rubbing stains, which causes them to settle more deeply.
• If cleaning is needed, send the rug to a professional service with experience cleaning fine rugs.
• To preserve the life of the rug, we recommend using a rug pad.
Jim Pemberton
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Or not so cheap. This viscose rayon rug retails for $16,000 at Restoration Hardware. (on sale now for just $7,200!)
Some rayon can be wet cleaned, the cheapest will turn yellow as soon as it gets wet.
We charge $5.50 psf to clean rayon. If they paid a lot for it, it will likely be better quality and will be worth the cleaning price. We'll wish them good luck on finding a cheap cleaner that will touch rayon.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
• Rotate the rug every 3 months to avoid uneven fading and wear.
• Vacuum as needed in one direction (not back and forth) using suction only, no bristles.
• No spot cleaning; never use liquids on viscose rugs. Avoid rubbing stains, which causes them to settle more deeply.
• If cleaning is needed, send the rug to a professional service with experience cleaning fine rugs.
• To preserve the life of the rug, we recommend using a rug pad.
Thank you Bryan
"Cheaply made doesn't mean cheaply bought....or cheap to replace"
The Great Oz
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You are welcome Jim.
A R.H. manager said the rayon rug they sell for $75 psf costs them $5 psf - if anyone was wondering why they continue to sell them.
We're starting to see some shiny polyester replacing rayon, so checking the label is worthwhile.
It’s the estrogen level increase from his soy rabbit diet it’s making him more female and thus bi polar! He’s gonna look like that big lady from golden girls you like so much
Picked up $615 in wool rugs today. Customer paid in advance. Baconators for the entire family tonight.
Cleanworks
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Picked up 11 rugs today, including this urine soaked, tufted, latex backed wool beauty.
Humans are stupid. You might as well buy a $7200 painting and use it to walk on.
The Great Oz
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Search Etsy for "floorcloth" and see how much people will pay for a painting on canvas to walk on.
$3,600 for this one.
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Cleanworks
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Reminds me of one of my customers. The kids had drawn and painted on the carpet. Rather than having me try to remove all the staining, they decided that this was the kids room and they could what they want. I would clean the carpet to make it a little more sanitary but leave the rest alone. It was cheaper to let the kids have one room for their art.$3,600.
