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Thanks for all advice!!! - Bernd - 05-24-2015
I only want to say " Thank you" for all the great advice!
I just started using the Releasit products here in Germany and don´t know if anybody else is using them here. They are working great.
Normaly i am using a Pre- spray and compound...now i am using more and more the encapsulation products of Releasit. I am still learning how to handle them...
Last time i used them for my commercial job. A great company with more than 200 shops all around Germany. I used Punch as a Pre-Spray and DS2 for Encapsulation with my CRB.
A few days later i got a email..." Thanks a lot! We got a new carpet!"
It took me half of the time instead of using the compound- so te double income for the hours
So...i will still using these Products allthough i have to buy them from a suplier in Great Britain
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RE: Thanks for all advice!!! - Lounge Lizards - 05-25-2015
Great news Bernd.
Keep up the good work, you'll find it gets easier & quicker as you get used to the system.
Once you've done a job, you'll see easier/quicker ways of doing it.
For instance, when I'm doing offices with many chairs, I tell them NOT to put the chairs up on the desks, but to leave them under the desk they are normally at.
When I go through, I will vacuum behind these chairs, then pull them out onto the vacuumed carpet.
When I go through with Big Yella, I go under the desk first, then push the chair back in.
This way I'm not pulling out, vacuuming, putting back in, vacuum, pull out for Big Yella, clean, put back in.....
You get used to looking at a job and seeing how it can be done better, with less effort.
All the best mate.
Shorty.
AW: RE: Thanks for all advice!!! - Bernd - 05-25-2015
(05-25-2015, 01:18 AM)Lounge Lizards Wrote: Great news Bernd.
Keep up the good work, you'll find it gets easier & quicker as you get used to the system.
Once you've done a job, you'll see easier/quicker ways of doing it.
For instance, when I'm doing offices with many chairs, I tell them NOT to put the chairs up on the desks, but to leave them under the desk they are normally at.
When I go through, I will vacuum behind these chairs, then pull them out onto the vacuumed carpet.
When I go through with Big Yella, I go under the desk first, then push the chair back in.
This way I'm not pulling out, vacuuming, putting back in, vacuum, pull out for Big Yella, clean, put back in.....
You get used to looking at a job and seeing how it can be done better, with less effort.
All the best mate.
Shorty.
Thanks a lot shorty.
Very interessting method you use when cleaning offices.
RE: Thanks for all advice!!! - encapman - 05-25-2015
Bernd,
It is GREAT to hear about the success you're having with our products in Germany. Folks are enjoying Releasit all around the world. In fact we are now well established on 4 continents. (We haven't penetrated Asia, Africa, or Antartica yet.. guess we'll have to work on that)
Keep up the good work Bernd. As you go forward, if you have questions we will be happy to help any way we can! I wish you success as you continue to grow your business with the BEST ENCAP ON THE PLANET!
RE: Thanks for all advice!!! - Lounge Lizards - 05-25-2015
After I have pulled the chair out onto the already vacuumed carpet, I then vacuum under the desk where the chair has been.
When all is vacuumed, I then hook up Big Yella - The Mex; ie; Cimex.
When I look at a job for quoting purposes, I am looking at areas may be of a concern and how I will get through that part.
ONE VERY IMPORTANT THING:::::
ALWAYS look for power-points where you can plug you equipment into & where you can access fresh water from to fill up your machine.
I just did a seven hour dental centre yesterday, power-points were very well hidden in this relatively new building.
ONLY one tap/faucet that was suitable for getting water.
For those really low taps/faucets, I do have a set of fittings that screw on and allow me to fit a hose on.
Some taps/faucets don't have a screw thread, so then I use my washing machine waste waste hose that has an expanding rubber piece on one end to push onto the tap/faucet.
IF it will fit on without kinking.
RE: Thanks for all advice!!! - encapman - 05-26-2015
Same thing here Shorty: "I use a washing machine waste water hose that has an expanding rubber piece on one end to push onto the tap/faucet."
We used those hoses for years in our cleaning business. Can easily be mated to nearly any faucet configuration.
Thanks for sharing such helpful tips Shorty!