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UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: mark_lane on October 17, 2005, 08:03:45 pm

Title: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: mark_lane on October 17, 2005, 08:03:45 pm
Just a note for Allerg-stop members attending the meeting held on 27/1/2006 ,a rug cleaning course has been incorperated into the day ,held by John Bolton and Nick at solutions new training facilities,an extremley beneficial and enjoyable time will be had by all which will go on well into the evening. 
                                               cheers mark 
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: dave401uk on October 18, 2005, 10:45:22 am
Should all be good,with JB hosting the course

Dave
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: mark_lane on October 19, 2005, 04:49:07 pm
Been on a rug cleaning course before with paul pierce which was excellent,so really looking forward to learning from JB's expertise
                                     cheers mark
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: ianharper on October 24, 2005, 04:50:14 pm
Hi Guys

Far better would be for solutions to buy a rug cleaning machine and then we can all send them the dirty ones and put a markup on them to our customers?

Respect

Ian Harper

Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: Doug Holloway on October 24, 2005, 04:53:09 pm
Ian ,

I think one just outside the M25 might be more beneficial  to us Essex Boys.

Cheers,

Doug
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: mark_roberts on October 24, 2005, 09:46:23 pm
If one isnt an allergy stop follower can one still attend this event?

How much and wheres the nearest airport.

thanks
Mark
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: stevegunn on October 24, 2005, 10:10:26 pm
I think it's only open to network members
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: mark_lane on October 24, 2005, 10:32:46 pm
Hi Doug
It takes 50 mins from stansted to newquay for £28 return flight with ryanair
                                                                 cheers mark   
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: Doug Holloway on October 24, 2005, 10:42:22 pm
Mark,

How much for a rug ;)

Cheers,

Doug
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: mark_lane on October 25, 2005, 01:25:29 am
Sorry Doug ,that one went over my head ??? ??? ???
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: Doug Holloway on October 25, 2005, 07:16:44 am
Hi Mark,

Ian's post was about sending rugs to Cornwall for cleaning ::)

Cheers,

Doug
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: Ian Gourlay on October 25, 2005, 08:04:25 am
Although JB says there are good  Air routes to Cornwall, and that Allergy Stop Network will be more on an Area basis, I am supprised that Nick and John do not hire a facility for a couple of days in Essex to hold Allergy Stop training and promote Solutions UK
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: mark_lane on October 25, 2005, 01:22:15 pm
Thanks for clearing that one up for me Doug,Now can you explain Ians comments for me ,as that  one is in the clouds .
            cheers mark ??? ??? ??? ;D
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: ianharper on October 25, 2005, 04:05:26 pm
Hi Guys

Doug, your a hard man to get info out off, please tell, where i can send rugs

Why has every one got this problem with distance? I would fly to the other side of the world if it would benifit me. I went to New York some time ago just to get info from a libary that could not be got in the UK. In 1999 i went to the Us to a Joe polish boot camp that changed the way I run a maid service, yes maid service.

We live in the information age. Information can be very powerful. It might be tech or marketing or any other. Lots of times its not what you learn when you attend. its the people you meet and their experances.

A take away rug service is a great add on to any cleaning business, and letting someone else take the risks. great. By taking the rug away it put extra value on the service and with that you can charge more.

Respect

Ian Harper

Respect

Ian Harper
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: Doug Holloway on October 25, 2005, 04:33:21 pm
Ian,

I was suggesting someone sets one up down here in good old Essex.

Mark,

I think Ian is saying as Johnny B is an Essex boy , he should set up a temporary training facility in sunny Essex.

Cheers

Doug
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: Ian Gourlay on October 25, 2005, 10:14:19 pm
That is correct
 ;D ;D ;D

Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: mark_lane on October 25, 2005, 10:52:42 pm
The rug cleaning course is a add to the Allerg-stop meeting that that had already been arranged at solutions u.k
           cheers mark
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: *paul_moss on October 26, 2005, 01:11:21 pm
Ive heard a whisper today that there are going to be more training courses coming soon from the Allergstop stables with JB ;)

Paul
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: Ian Gourlay on October 26, 2005, 04:03:36 pm
I have noticed that Nick is probably the only supplier with possibly the exeption of Mike (after all it is his board) who acts on suggestions on the Forumns.
Not sure what JB s role is
Not that I am joining the fan club ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: cleaning co on October 26, 2005, 05:54:07 pm
Hi Guys

Doug, your a hard man to get info out off, please tell, where i can send rugs

Why has every one got this problem with distance? I would fly to the other side of the world if it would benifit me. I went to New York some time ago just to get info from a libary that could not be got in the UK. In 1999 i went to the Us to a Joe polish boot camp that changed the way I run a maid service, yes maid service.

We live in the information age. Information can be very powerful. It might be tech or marketing or any other. Lots of times its not what you learn when you attend. its the people you meet and their experances.

A take away rug service is a great add on to any cleaning business, and letting someone else take the risks. great. By taking the rug away it put extra value on the service and with that you can charge more.

Respect

Ian Harper

Respect

Ian Harper
and i went to china to get some tea bags  ::)
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: garyj on October 26, 2005, 06:22:23 pm
Ian, I think you'll find the problem with distance is the time involved getting there and cost. An obvious answer but you don't seem to know it. I could have saved you a fortune with a 14 hour pirate Jo Polish seminar in its entirety, and best of all you can watch it at home on your own and don't have to meet anybody.

You went to New York to get info from a library  ::) ::) ;D ;D LMFAO  ( I really am)
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: cleaning co on October 26, 2005, 06:32:05 pm
nice one garyj i am too lmfaf  really !!! ;D
p.s forgot   "respect"       (now me sides are hurting !!)
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: garyj on October 26, 2005, 06:47:46 pm
booyakasha from the Stains Masseve, Respect
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: cleaning co on October 26, 2005, 06:55:55 pm
LMFHO   BIGITUP  respect  (now i am crying  FOR REAL ) LOL
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: mark_lane on October 27, 2005, 01:25:56 am
Over 40 members have already commited themselves to attending the Allerg-stop meeting on the 27th january and more to follow which is a fantastic turnout,hope the local pub can cope.
                                             cheers mark                           
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: Ian Gourlay on October 27, 2005, 07:39:20 am
Dont forget if you go to the states on business you can claim the cost of your fare and hotel etc against tax.

I and probably other on this board receive details of Training Seminars, throughout The US.

Regarding watching JP Boot Camps at home

Lots of good info,

 but for instance a talk on Tax only applies to US

Jim Wolveston  pitching his last time offer of his system ;D ;D ;D

Automated dialing

Hi this is Ian calling from  ......................You have>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


Call 0800 now


Im not sure what Im saying I think it is you need to be their and Network with these people. to get the full benifit

Oh I know that is the postive thing about groups such as Fastrack  ProClean , NCCA ,the Allergy Stop Network and any others I might have missed.


It is also true of the Forums, but somtimes information has to be limited, as anyone  including your arch local rival can read it.


 Often  organizations  do not want all the information to be generraly known as it would affect the value of the product.

Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: mark_lane on October 27, 2005, 09:45:24 am
With due respect Ian i totally disagree with you,you Don't put a product on to the market and keep it to yourself and networking is about communicating and working together ,spaces are proberbly limited for the course, and flights seats are disappearing ,so iam just updating everybody theyso don't miss out as new members are joining all the time,and you might be one of them Ian. ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: ianharper on October 27, 2005, 04:15:46 pm
Hi Guys

It was a joke

But, I do think that if you are going to make rug cleaning part of a special service that you give to your clients then. Take away is the way to go, evan if you take it home or send it away you will be able to change more.

Two visits to the client, two chances to sell other services. plus they tell all their friend "we had to send our rug away to get it cleaned specially"

Just think about it, if you are going on a course then it must have some extra value as a service to your clients? And if JB is running it then you will be haveing the very best teacher in the UK.

You might write a sales letter with a photo of you and JB telling all your client base that you have just had the number one teacher in the UK teach you all there is to know about rugs and cleaning them.

respect

ian harper
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: mark_lane on October 27, 2005, 05:23:07 pm
Hi Ian Harper
I was replying to Ian Gourlays post
                              cheers mark
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: ianharper on October 28, 2005, 07:10:17 am
Hi Guys

How many of you would market rug cleaning sepatete service or focus on it giving it mor space on you marketing?

Do you know how many of you clients on your database have rugs? what kind etc?

Respect

Ian Harper
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: ianharper on October 29, 2005, 08:59:37 am
Hi Guys

A question to you all that have been going for several years, how much of you turnover would you say was down to rug cleaning?

What have been your best and worst results? have you changed the way you clean them over the years as new products come out?

Whats is the very best way to appraoch cleaning rugs. method products etc

Respect

ian harper
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: mark_lane on October 29, 2005, 02:08:48 pm
I use m/s where possible .On silk rugs i use dry cleaning solvents,but would like to wet clean them as results are limited,ihave been shown how you clean silk rugs with solvents first and then wet clean them as this would prevent pile burst but i am still not confident enough to try this method,i would also like a magic wand to clean cotton fringes with ,as they are so time consuming.Hoping to learn a lot more from JB.
                                             cheers mark
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: ianharper on October 30, 2005, 12:51:29 pm
Hi Guys

What the best method for fringe's?

Respect

Ian Harper
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: mark_lane on October 30, 2005, 03:42:42 pm
A cigerette lighter if i had my way ::) :o
Title: Re: Rug cleaning at solutions
Post by: Len Gribble on October 30, 2005, 05:53:55 pm
Scissors ;D ;D

len