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UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: stevegunn on April 29, 2005, 02:24:52 pm

Title: Woolsafe Training Course Up North
Post by: stevegunn on April 29, 2005, 02:24:52 pm

Woolsafe Training Course Thursday May 19th Camponile Hotel, Washington, Tyne & Wear anyone fancy it contact Paul Dyson 0191 2863331

Title: Re: Woolsafe Training Course Up North
Post by: stevegunn on May 03, 2005, 05:20:35 am

No takers ::) ::)

Title: Re: Woolsafe Training Course Up North
Post by: Barry Pearce on May 03, 2005, 05:39:43 am

Steve.
Is it going to be a seminar or a workshop? Are you just talking or is it hands on?
Barry

Title: Re: Woolsafe Training Course Up North
Post by: stevegunn on May 03, 2005, 05:55:25 am

Its the course to become a certified woolsafe operator

Title: Re: Woolsafe Training Course Up North
Post by: Barry Pearce on May 03, 2005, 07:23:45 am

Steve.
Is there a third alterative then?
Post the course agenda up, lets have a look.
Barry

Title: Re: Woolsafe Training Course Up North
Post by: stevegunn on May 03, 2005, 08:10:21 am

Woolsafe training is it for you?
Ever wondered if you are getting the best results on wool carpets?
Concerned about the effects of residues or resoiling?
Ever thought about the effects of alkalinity on wool carpets?
How to prevent mildew or slow drying?
Best deodoriser?
Most effective and recommended stain remover,oxidiser or reducer?
What protector not to use?
Are you using rotary machines on wool-beware some wool carpets will bite back!!!
Why do we controlthe ph level on wool carpets?
Do different dyeing systems require different cleaning techniques for wool?

WOOLSAFE TRAINING - IT IS FOR YOU

Learn how to maintain all wool carpets & rugs let woolsafe promote you carpet cleaning business.Become a certified operator and get in the blue book

Contact Paul Dyson Ltd on 0191 2863331 to reserve your place on the official training course and start using the logo and gain the most up to date information on caring,restoring and cleaning wool carpets.

COST[ £100+VAT PER DELEGATE less 50% for second delegate to include-instruction,handout booklet,coffee,lunch and Woolsafe products.

Title: Re: Woolsafe Training Course Up North
Post by: Barry Pearce on May 03, 2005, 09:11:47 am

Steve.
It looks a comprehensive and value for money course, but the customer tells me its wool, because they have been lead to beleive its wool? I hope the students will be partisipating in an olfactoey test  to proove it is wool?
Barry

Title: Re: Woolsafe Training Course Up North
Post by: Barry Pearce on May 07, 2005, 07:58:03 am

Steve.
The question has been sitting here for 3 days. Are they actualy going to do an Olfactory test.
Barry

Title: Re: Woolsafe Training Course Up North
Post by: woodman on May 07, 2005, 09:30:55 am

I'll answer for you Barry

Yes they do, well they did on mine any way plus other forms of testing.

Title: Re: Woolsafe Training Course Up North
Post by: stevegunn on May 07, 2005, 09:33:34 am

Sorry Barry only just seen the question I would hope so. Have just had the same post removed from the NCCA site as it is advertising which I find hard to stomach as it is training not a product that is being mentioned.Is that not what the NCCA is about having correctly trained technicians :-\

Title: Re: Woolsafe Training Course Up North
Post by: Ian Gourlay on May 07, 2005, 08:14:36 pm

Steve,

Although Washington is to far to travel I am surprised NCCA banded Woolsafe training course as I thought you also had to be NCCA qualified to become a member of Woolsafe. Rgerefore Woolsafe is encouraging people to join NCCA.  Unles NCCA is running its own Woolsafe course, as training is an important revenue steam.

Was going to do one more locally and then through this board was told that.

Ian

Title: Re: Woolsafe Training Course Up North
Post by: stevegunn on May 16, 2005, 07:08:00 pm

Still a couple of places left