Clean It Up
UK General Cleaning Forum => General Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Smurf on November 09, 2016, 04:08:43 pm
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Was halfway through a job today whilst setting up at the rear I threw the vac cable down as you do. Then to my dismay the plug top pin snapped off the plug...Oh ffs what I do now I thought ???
Can you guess what I did next ?
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You came on here and asked because you don't know what to do next?
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You fell on the floor crying - dirtying your C & A outfit?
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You said to yourself
'I've had an epiphany and this broken plug has been the changing point & woken me up to stop putting my senseless thoughts on Cleanitup' -
No clearly it wasn't that one.
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You came on here and asked because you don't know what to do next?
😂😂😂😂
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Ban him ;D
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Apart from having a flounce first luck would have it I had a spare plug in the van (robbed from another power tool) so did not have to use ladders after all. ::)roll
Just thought I would share and let people know how I resolved this unexpected downtime as could happen to someone else.
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So you broke something and used a spare to repair it? Do you think this idea would work with other breakages?
I broke the wheel on my van last year, it was all flat at the bottom, (not at the top strangely) do you think I could have got a spare and just changed it rather than scrapped the van?
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Or ........ Look after your kit better in the first place to avoid it happening
Good to see you can improvise , adapt and overcome the situation Smurf
Ed
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I had to use a 60 foot cherry picker last night.
I needed to get it from the store car park to the fuel station.
Can you guess how it got there - just in case someone else has a similar problem?
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You get some petti people on here, dont we.......Rob.
I mean, whos on here wasting their time reading n posting as if they dont have anything better to do themselves.....it makes me laugh ;D ;D ;D alot
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And you are who - I'm glad I make you laugh
I'm working nights but a short one so I have had most of the day. I like Smurf but this post .....
It seems from the responses I wasn't the only one.
If you're going to call me names you spell PETTY like this.
Today for me has been a really productive day -
I've replied to a substantial tender request.
Spoke to a longstanding client.
Completed the works I'm on 3 days early.
Put myself in a position where I'll do a nominal amount of work in the morning, be paid very well for it and still be up the M5 for lunchtime.
All without asking anyone how to put one foot in front of the other.
If you ask inane questions you get the responses posted
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Smurf
I'm sure the post was light hearted - so were my responses.
I'm sorry if I upset you.
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Rob - i dont think an appology is required, as im sure your right as to why the thread was started and your reply was excellent.
i saw no malice in it at all.
remember there are a lot of forum users who think they know best ;)
Darran
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Maybe I could have worded it a bit better ???
I was actually out in the sticks at the time. The job would have been a real bugger to do via ladders so the last thing I wanted was a vac problem.
As it happened I was fortunate enough to have a power tool in the van at the time to be able to swap the plug over and carry on working with minimum downtime. That saved me looking like a prat having to ask the customer if I could borrow/buy a plug off him as was miles away from any shops.
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Haha, see how a simple post can get someones back up n they feel a long justified post is required.....lol iv been there myself.
However, theres havin a laugh n light humour. Post the humour, fine....but another and another and hey, post another...dont u think its overkill n stops being funny.
Tho i do like the post...."who are you" sorry do i need to post my credentials to see whos got the biggest di#@ to be able to comment. ;D
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Oh I forgot to mention that the vac suction worked a lot better after I gaffer tapped a split in the middle of the hose ;D
....Handy stuff that gaffer tap as saved me an hour round trip to pick up another hose.
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I can work out the person behind the post by those sunglasses.
Lighten up!
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I had to use a 60 foot cherry picker last night.
I needed to get it from the store car park to the fuel station.
Can you guess how it got there - just in case someone else has a similar problem?
On private land
I guess you harnessed yourself up
Had a banksman in front with a white light
Had a banksman at the rear with a red light
Maneuvered the picker at walking pace to your objective within the coned off area as per your RAMS
On Public Road
Got a load loader to take it to the fuel station as per your Rams
Do i get a gold star Rob :D
Ed
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Darren
Big thumbs up.
Ed
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1478850493_th-3.jpg)Top of the class
My Psychotherapist
In your head I imagine the profile picture is this -
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1478853082_th-8.jpg) ;D
Get a pair of these - They may even work for you.
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1478853101_th-6.jpg)
To help they are Persols, the brand made famous by Steve Mcqueen wearing them.
I know they work I have a pair ;)
Smurf
This man has flounce.
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1478853261_th-7.jpg)
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Darren
Your picture never attached.
I'm concerned I might give you an insecurity issue by being left out.
Here it is.
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1478853578_th-4.jpg)
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Oh I see what flounce means now... Thanks Rob ;D