Clean It Up
UK General Cleaning Forum => General Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Missy dusty on November 26, 2011, 08:46:46 pm
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Ewww -am I the only domestic cleaner that refuses to clean them?I hate to think what germs are lurking on them :o I just leave them and hope at some point the client will either do it themselves or replace it.Give me a loo to clean is no prob ,but a loo brush holder :o
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Sounds like you haven't got the heart for the job then.
I was on a pub this morning that has recently reopened by new landlady after the previous abused it. There must have been around 100 Richard the thirds in the back yard, a good majority of them sloppy Richard the thirds. We shovelled them up and rinsed. Wish I had a face mask on at the time...
;D
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What a sh*te job ;D
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Smells like money to me ;)
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You haven't done a days work until you have some sh*te under your fingernails!
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You mean toe nails - its quite a pain when it goes over the top of your wellies :'(
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Ewww -am I the only domestic cleaner that refuses to clean them?I hate to think what germs are lurking on them :o I just leave them and hope at some point the client will either do it themselves or replace it.Give me a loo to clean is no prob ,but a loo brush holder :o
Did you tell the customer when you started you were fussy about what you cleaned?
Don't even think about cleaning public toilets then either because I have had Richard the Thirds sliding out from behind pans and chasing me on the initial hosing down;D ;D ;D
Kev
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Hi They're easy to clean.
Spray with anti bac, leave for a few mins and wipe around with kitchen towel and flushaway. Inside fill with water a anti bac, leave, throw solution down the toilet and wipe out.
You have marigolds on and maybe a mask, unless you want to lick it clean :o
Martin 8)
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Lol you lot so funny,I braved it today and whipped one round with a bit of damp loo roll and flushed it down the toilet...Martin the idea of anti bacterial spray etc sounds good,will have all those loo brush holders sparkling in no time at all now ;)
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hi
i have an great way of dealing with loo brushes and holders that are minging. Everytime i go ikea i buy several dozen at around 60 pence each.
i then offer to change them out to custie for 1.00-1.50 depending. they nearly always say yes its a tenner in your pocket and you only have to touch them when you bin the old ones.
good idea to keep them clean there on until the next change, just drop them in a bucket of hot water and germacidal agent.
cheers
john