You're done already?

[Spurlington]

BTW - pre-vac-ing is very profitable !! Higher profit than the cleaning itself. On average of $100-$150 an hour (or even $75 for some of yous). Make your initial purchase and its only bags, using customers electric, yearly service (replacement parts, brush etc), time and of course billboard in the driveway.

 

[Old Coastie]

I'm with Marty. Vacuuming the hair and debris dry makes more sense than turning it into a slurry. Using a HEPA filtered backpack answers the dust issue and frankly, it is part of a good job.
I get it, you own a Super Sucker 8000 and don't think you need to.

Rubbish. Just admit you don't want the extra hassle. Just like not moving furniture.

 

[steve_64]

No matter how much I vac I still pull more crud with my wand. Should I just do extra scubbing with the wand and save time?

I know the crb pulls way more than a vac. Maybe skip vaccing and just pre crb everything.

 

[Cleanworks]

But thank you for starting a Should We Pre Vacuum debate.


What vacuum do you keep on the truck Jimmy?
Sounds like you have a Bissell

sounds more like he has a pissell