The Experience
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FredC
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well.....the website is less likely to induce seizures....thats a plus
Hoody
Supportive Member
I bet the attendance goes down.
Mikey P
Administrator
"Hands-on" at an event this size means the teacher get his hands on. No way will they have enough tools and things to to clean for the thousands of attendees Cooper tells us he gets to show up. Or will we be waiting in line to take a turn to whack a rug or clean the side of a cushion?
Desk Jockey
Member
*Very original name.
* These comments are my personal comments and in no way reflect those of the management.
* These comments are my personal comments and in no way reflect those of the management.
rhyde
Member
I can't believe anyone would call that rundown shithole Hilton a "world class hotel & Casino" that's like calling my bathroom a water theme park!
The jimi hedrix family to file suit over the use of the experince
The jimi hedrix family to file suit over the use of the experince
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Desk Jockey
Member
Charlie Lyman
Supportive Member
No, you can wear your Clean Trust shirt and make sure you get an "Experience" shirt too. It will be valuable when the name changes back.
Stupid name, it is a trade show, not a concert, play or any other "show" that needs entertainment value to hold an audience.
Could you imagine "The Mikeyboard Experience"?
billyeadon
Supportive Member
One of my favorite concerts I ever attended. He was a genius with a guitar.
Desk Jockey
Member
he was badass!
The Great Oz
Member
Padded attendance figures never fooled the exhibitors or attendees. Can you quote press release figures when you sell exhibit space?
A little over a hundred paying customers was considered a big turnout for Connections Florida. The half-size show should be able to do some hands-on.
PS: The LVH is starting to look too much like the Riviera. Hilton pulled the franchise for a reason and the property is being run by a court appointed manager. On the bright side, if they stay open room rates and exhibit booths should be dirt cheap there.
Ken Snow
RIP
Rumor is the lvh will be bought out of receivership and knocked down to build something more modern.
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amygeorge
Supportive Member
It only has room for improvement. The only thing about the event that was worth my time and money was networking with other cleaners. Shame on me for giving them my hard earned cash on what i thought would be educational seminars. I've been to many "Clean Shows" for the laundry\dry cleaning industry and they have real educational seminars and they're packed with people. But Maytag isn't teaching the class! I"m all for distributors pitching in and teaching - Jon Don does a good job - but the others need to wait and give the sales pitch at the booth.
Nate The Great
Member
That's pretty much the meat and potatoes of anything...
The Great Oz
Member
I've been to lots of seminars that were presented by people that had something to sell and were good information. Organizations that GAS have presenter agreements that ban any product mention from the podium; we had a gentlemen's agreement with the presenters at the Cleaning College. (One gripe I heard there was from a guy that wanted the presenter to just tell him what to buy!)
I was once at an event where an early presenter decided to ignore the agreement and talk up their products. They were removed from the tradeshow and banned from future events. Another exhibitor demonstrated fugitive dye removal and answered product questions with three or four brands that weren't his own. I went to his booth later to get a kit and was too late, they were sold out.
That organization has no issues with presentation quality from exhibitors.
cu
Supportive Member
can i teach your next class on truma clean up ...i was,nt in nam and wont say how like it truma cleaning is..........
Mikey P
Administrator
You'll be teaching that class at M9F...
Does the Trex remove decayed bodies from carpet more efficiently than the 360?
Does the Trex remove decayed bodies from carpet more efficiently than the 360?
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
I like the trex from the little time I played with it. Again I only demoed it for about two minutes, but it felt promising.
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http://www.mytee.com/products/t-rex/#.UG8AsZG9KK0
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Ron Werner
Member
The best thing I enjoyed about these events is talking with other cleaners, ie the association.
Other than that, it was walking through the exhibits looking for the latest tools/ideas/ etc
I never stayed at the LVH anyway. I went across the parking lot to the Somerset, very simple place, clean cheap rooms.
Other than that, it was walking through the exhibits looking for the latest tools/ideas/ etc
I never stayed at the LVH anyway. I went across the parking lot to the Somerset, very simple place, clean cheap rooms.
