Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: stevegunn on April 23, 2007, 10:13:00 am
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Buy 10l of any chemspec chemical during April & claim your free jar of carpet detergent with voucher.
* offer applies to formula 70,formula 90,one clean & high heat products only
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how big is the free jar of carpet detergent?
Mike
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2.5kg
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Steve as you the main man when it comes to the monthly offers 8)
so who has got the best offers this month ?
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News of new offers coming soon ;D
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Told yer all ;) hes the man :D :D :D.
The last offers off A & M ( I think ) were amazing.
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the offers of A & M where 2 months old ::) I got the flyer in my NCCA newsletter months ago!
just to add also was an offer from Ashbys for 15% of anything in there catalog until the end of May
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the offers of A & M where 2 months old ::) I got the flyer in my NCCA newsletter months ago!
Well Mike you should have posted it for all to see ::) ::)
We are not all NCCA members :o
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i was keeping it too myself ;D so only i would benefit from all these special offers ( well me and 500 NCCA members)
is that where you got your new wand from which needs a glide?
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Yep
But cant find one to fit it, so will have to get drill out.
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I'm surprised express cleaning don't have any special offers on they have a ready made audience ???
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Yet another benefit of NCCA Membership Paul 8)
Safe and happy cleaning :)
Ken
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Ken I am confused last week I mentioned that we sell Prochem chemicals
at a hugely discounted price. and you found me offensive.
And here we have a whole thread promoting different janitorial suppliers and you don't find them offensive please explain
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Dave
Last week you were openly promoting your own supply business and requesting people to buy from you.
On this thread, we have carpet cleaners informing one another of deals and offers they've come across. They do not stand to gain from this.
OK, there is only a subtle difference, but this is consistent with practice on most forums. If a CIU member had come on and recommended an offer from your company, I wouldn't have a problem with that unless it was a deliberate ploy to circumnavigate the code by which these forums work.
Some forums have specific, paid for sections where our industry's manufacturers and suppliers can openly promote their wares, but as far as I am aware, non are allowed to do so in the other classifications.
Safe and happy cleaning :)
Ken
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Thanks for the answer Ken I make sure I never mention our Janitorial bussines again.
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You're welcome Dave
Safe and happy cleaning :)
Ken
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But Ken can you list any other advantages ?
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I could Paul, but there are sooooooooooo many that there isn't enough space on this site to list them all ;) and I don't have the time to type it all out :'(
Safe and happy NCCA Membership :)
Ken
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Ken
As soon as you guy's sort your selves out so the more experienced cleaners can join wit out doing a basic 2 day course and test, then you will get more membership Im sure :) ;)
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So how else would we know how good you are Paul, or how much you know? Any individual could lie through their back teeth claiming this that or the other, and we wouldn't be able to prove otherwise.
The system we have isn't perfect, but, IMO, it's the best system we can offer for now. For the future, there will be even higher qualifications available for Members to progress through.
If you don't like the system we have, and you want to see it changed, then the most effective way is to join now and change what we have from within.
As you may have noticed from other CIU members recently, as well as the educational, prestige and support benefits etc. that they gain from NCCA Membership, they also gain financially, and are recouping their membership fees several times over :)
Safe and happy NCCA Membership :)
Ken
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Paul
If your knowledge regarding carpets and soft furnishings is sound, the NCCA course and exam should be a doddle for you....I can't see a problem
When I was considering becoming a trainer for IICRC I went on their two day courses and took their exam...I had to achieve a passmark of at least 97% to be even considered... NOW THAT'S PRESSURE.
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Derek, I understand your point and accordingly the N.C.C.A. should be as difficult to get into. If it was I think it would have more credit.
I would also like to see different "subjects" to be qualified in similar to how the I.I.C.R.C. do things.
It is way too easy to become a member, I became a member not even having been to a course of any sort to do with the N.C.C.A.
For my own reasons I am not involved with the N.C.C.A. anymore but thats realy a side note.
A client can get an N.C.C.A. member to clean we will say a carpet. Lets hope at least the member will be able to do so. Then under the same hat they could be asked to clean an area rug or a colour repair or an odour removal or an odour introduction etcetera not having a clue how to do any of the aforementioned. Yet the claim is by being in the N.C.C.A. you get a......... well you know the rest.
Again with this in mind will the N.C.C.A. ever qualify people in the different fields?
Anyway, best for now.........having said that, you made the comment that it would be a doddle to get into the N.C.C.A, which it is............ Why not make it difficult so that those who pass the test actually know their stuff. I.E. a 90% pass or similar. I am not saying that those who are members dont know their stuff as I am sure most do.
My specialty if thats what you want to call it is cleaning area rugs.
I have cleaned behind or instead of N.C.C.A. members who had no idea what they were doing but still "hid" under being an N.C.C.A. member to aquire the work. While I understand their position to get work anyway they can, wouldnt it be better to be a qualified N.C.C.A. Oriental and area rug cleaner. It would certainly look more professional and not be such a con to the public........
Best, Dave.
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Paul
If your knowledge regarding carpets and soft furnishings is sound, the NCCA course and exam should be a doddle for you....I can't see a problem
Derek
Thats the point im making,its too easy.
I was going to make this post more detailed but Dave has beat me to it.
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Will say still standing on the sidelines. Noted only three in 8 pages in yp mention ncca four if you include the national advert not one franchise, and then they don’t mention the bdma
Dave
Con? I always quantify, have been known to pull the wizard out.
Len
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Dave
I couldn't agree more with your comments...
A couple of years ago I did come up with a comprehensive plan for the NCCA along those lines...
..as I am no longer a Director I can't comment further.
There are some long standing members of the NCCA who have never attended a training course ...these are people who were members prior to those criteria being introduced.
I believe that members should be 'required' to attend meetings (i.e. Roadshows) where updated information is available. This is much along the lines of the IICRC CEC scheme but much more.
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I'm surprised express cleaning don't have any special offers on they have a ready made audience ???
It is a feature of this Forum that Express do not bombard us with their products
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I'm surprised express cleaning don't have any special offers on they have a ready made audience ???
It is a feature of this Forum that Express do not bombard us with their products
Ian I dint think Steve meant we wanted Express to bombard the site.
But a few good offers every now and again being posted would be good business all round ;)
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I'm surprised express cleaning don't have any special offers on they have a ready made audience ???
It is a feature of this Forum that Express do not bombard us with their products
Ian I dint think Steve meant we wanted Express to bombard the site.
But a few good offers every now and again being posted would be good business all round ;)
That's exactly what I meant ;D
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So how else would we know how good you are Paul, or how much you know? Any individual could lie through their back teeth claiming this that or the other, and we wouldn't be able to prove otherwise.
How about different levels of membership?
People who can provide evidence of some training and proper insurance could join as an associate member and only receive some of the NCCA benefits.
Those completing the NCCA course could have full membership, with all the benefits that comes with that.
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Really don't know which way to jump on the ncca thing.
I and staff have been down to the course but have not joined yet ( Mr Wainwright if you speak to Mr Pearce tell him I haven't had a reply to my email) from sept/oct2006 ( i use apple macs as well so he has no excuse :D)
the NCCA are nice enough people, I wish Dereck Bolton still had more to do with it, but that maybe from 3M days.
Some people are, but I am not that interesed in NCCA doing thing for me regarding marketing, It's more along the lines of finding good brokers for insurance, technical advice, beware this problem ect. Thats what it all about for me, share idea and advice.
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p.s I agree the exam thing needs loooking as well
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Steve
Don’t think Mike will go down that road as the company had its fingers burnt by me, am sure they made a profit.
Re ncca I was trained by the best well three of them, will that count. Hate theory
Len
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This months specials 20% off unbelievable spotters from Dry fusion
A & M offers are basically the same as last month with the exception of hose bags £25 and 3 stage lamb ametek vac motor £85
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Free traffic lane cleaners throughout May from Chemspec contact chemspec for voucher
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Steve,
I got my chemspec offer from Paul Dyson, bought a tub of Formula 90 (£42) and got 5L of Enviroshield (£56) for free!!