Wednesday, September 2, 2015

The answer to quickly perfectly cleaned window and door tracks?

We have all dealt with cleaning tracks and the answer usual has been lots and lots of labor. Which is wasted money. All our clients want clean tracks and they don't want to pay what our time is worth to clean them well, so they get a half assed job for what they pay or you burn your time for less money. I have been searching for this item for years. It is a combination steamer vacuum injector. By desiderio. It's the steamer plus. This thing steams, vacuums and injects water all at the same time. I could care less about the water injection but to steam all the little corners and suck it up and move to the next one. From the video I watch I'm guessing I could clean a track to like new in 60 seconds or less. Sears sells it for $1200. I'm going to tack on an additional $35 to $55 for the service based off size and dirtiness should have it paid for in 30 homes or less. Time is money time is money time is money. I'm thinking this should add a minimum of $1000 per week as an add on service. Tell me what you guys r thinking


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Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Self-Retracting Ratchet Straps

I just got these for my ladders, pretty excited to test them out:
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Advice on stains, please

So, I'm still new to the game and learning everyday.

I came across some windows today that wouldn't get clean. They had some stains on them from what I could only call sap.
Basically, the glass was covered with little droplets even after I used the washer and the squeegee. I rubbed them with my cloth and thy wouldn't come off.

What would you use for that? I feel bad not having succeeded in making the windows spotless.

Other types of stains I wonder about:

I know now what hard water stains look like, having done my share of basement windows in suburbia where the sprinkler is king but what do you use to get them clean?

Lastly, grease stains on windows near the cook stove? How to?

Thanks.


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Feels like fall Aaaahhhhh......

Well it's finally cooling down to a balmy 98 degrees
Love this cooler weather!!
Kids are back in school
Setting up for the fall "Second" push
Haven't been on for the summer months due to mostly
Agian another record breaking summer!!!!
Thanks to @JACKINAUSTIN help, and my own unconventional
Marketing/business doings.
Hope all made it through safe and sound.
I have been hearing some rumbling about WCR supply.
It seems some have been ordering and getting their order with
A J.rienstien (sp) invoice???
Have I missed something??
Are they in bed with/bought out by that supply company??
Any truths would be appreciated!!!
Peace out y'all!!!



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