A cleaner asked me to visit a site today where Flotex is installed in the dining area.It is very dirty as the in house cleaners have attempted several times to clean it. He asked if I would do it which isn't a problem but when I enquired why he didn't do it his answer was;
I can't be bothered with all that, vacuuming, spraying, scrubbing and extracting, too much kit for not much of a result.He said the other cleaners he knows won't touch them now either (so he got old muggins in to do it :
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Flotex recommend on their site 'wet cleaning using something like a Vax' :
(I kid you not go to there site and you will see it.) So it's little wonder why so many are in such poor condition.
I was surprised that he wouldn't take it on as he is no mug and been a round many years but it just wasn't for him.
Got me thinking are there many out there that avoid it, I would like to know, as I should imagine Flotex would especially bearing in mind the information they are giving out to the general public.
Question for the NCCA here; have flotex consulted anyone at all on this subject or has the NCCA been in contact in any capacity with anyone from Flotex? as its clear they are not guiding their customers in the correct methods of cleaning perhaps a meeting with them would be in order
