Hi Vacman, with an answer to your point 3
3) What evidence is there that areosols are more dangerous to the environment than trigger sprays?
The use of chlorinated fluorhydrocarbons (CFC's) for aerosol propellants (with a couple of exceptions for things like medical inhalers) has been banned in the US since 1978.
Scientists Make an Important Discovery
In 1974, Nobel prize winner Dr. F. Sherwood Rowland and his colleague Dr. Mario Molina proposed a theory that chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) damage the stratospheric ozone layer. At the time, CFCs were being used in refrigerators, air conditioners, industrial processes and as propellants for some aerosol products. The scientists were worried about the stratospheric ozone layer because it consists of a particularly active form of oxygen that filters out much of the sun’s harmful ultraviolet radiation.
Scientists continue to warn that ozone depletion will allow rising levels of ultraviolet radiation to reach the Earth’s surface, which may lead to a potential increase in skin cancer, cataracts and global warming.
Other Countries Take Action
Throughout the 1980s, several countries–including Canada, Mexico, Australia and several European nations–passed regulations banning CFC use in aerosol containers. Under the Montreal Protocol agreement, CFC propellant production was phased out as of January 1, 1996 in industrialized countries and will be phased out by 2010 in developing nations.
Now, there may be trace elements of things that could potentially harm the environment - but these would be much much less than they were. And of course, this doesn't address the stuff that is actually being
And, of course, if what you are propelling is insecticide, there may be some environmental concern about that.
However getting back to the website, Nat, Do you offer carpet cleaning? If you do then leave the pic its fine. If not I would alter the picture. You are making reference to a service that you do not provide.
As for this by shelton
Can you not use an email address that is associated to your domain name, rather than the ntl one? Might just come across a bit more professional.
Personally, I'd embed the mail address on the homepage under the bit where you say "contact us today", or even further up the page. If memory serves me right, you need to something like the following coded to turn it into a clickable link;
mailto:natalie.hill3@ntlworld.com
At the moment, to contact you, your prospective client has to go to the contact page and either copy & paste or type out the email address into their mail program. You shouldn't underestimate how lazy people are!
Totally agree with shelton. You should get an email address with the domain name. Either have your name or
sales@domainname.com,
Accounts@domainname.com Look more professional.
Either have a form that they fill in or make it open up there outlook, mail client. As yes most defenitely lazy people.
Also slightly moving off subject, Your answerphone message. If they telepone you do they get bt 1571 or an answerphone message i.e. "You have reached brooklands cleaning" You have either came through to a support line or we are out of the office. Leave a message. Sounds better and Bigger!
Spam!With your email address easy for the bots to see you may probably get alot of spam. Make sure you have a good antivirus mail checker. Just incase.
I will PM about this if you want to know how important these are. Let me know
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Dave