Will
They are cleaned
according to the degree of soiling...................thought that was clear enough !
I and I'm sure the vast majority of people, who clean carpets, or suites for a living, clean each area " according to the degree of soiling " otherwise and this would be pointed out on ANY competent training course, you are wasting time and money, by using chemicals where they do not need to be used !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you are wasting time, effort and the same chemicals, on areas with minimal soiling, as on traffic lanes, or the more heavily soiled areas of suites, you are being just plain stupid and wasting product.
As the backs and sides of most suites are
considerably less heavily soiledthan the rest of the suite, common sense, good time management and good business sense dictates that they require less cleaning than the more heavily soiled areas.
Maybe you just have'nt got to that page yet
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Your comments about using FIVE turbo driers on ANY suite I'm afraid makes me wonder about your actual cleaning and what in God's name is going on in anyones head that makes them feel the need to carry out such a ridiculous act.
Taking longer does NOT make someone better, just as using the biggest machine, or having the biggest van doesn't make anyone better at the job they do.
You are happy with your mindset, which gives you the same hourly return as me, or does it, as you are saying " we take 3 hours, we put down, etc ". Does this mean there are two of you and it takes 3 hours, so you are earning half of what I'm earning
That's £25 per hour, which was my rate 15 - 20 years ago.
Try to remember, the purpose of running a business, is to make money. If you are only taking £25 per man hour you need to re think your strategies. Then you could have Saturday off.
I am leaving shortly, to collect my girls, returning from a cruise in the Carribean, so I will sign off and leave you, hopefully with something to think about.
rob m