[Doug Holloway]

Hi Guys

Last two jobs Saturday were both stain removal only.

Now I have never really liked doing spot removal but on Saturday afternoon , tired after an eventful week I did two.

First, polish etc from a new wood floor in took 15 mins, about 30 inc driving etc, second large red wine took 60 inc driving.

Both custy's very happy , 120 pounds better off and used some interesting chemistry, think I could get used to this type of work

Do any of you guys offer a stain removal service.

Cheers

Doug

[Ken Wainwright]

Hi Doug,

I never offer a stain removal service, just a stain treatment service (this is for the benefit of newbies )  Yes, it can be a pain at times, but the returns can often be good.

On the main Australian Forum, there is a leading member who doesn't clean carpets these days, he just does stain removal.  He also drives around with a surf board on the roof of his van   Life can be so unfair

Safe and happy cleaning
Ken

[Doug Holloway]

Hi Ken

I was thinking yesterday that a stain removal only (or treatment  ), service would be much more gentle as the inevitable march of Father Time takes it's toll.

Leave all those pubs etc to the young bloods.

Cheers

Doug

[Kev Loomes]

I think probably most of us offer a stain removal service as such, we certainly do. When we had a franchise we used to do loads of these as part of custy's warranty's.

It may seem a pain at the time, but invariably it can lead to bigger jobs, and like doug says gets your brain thinking in terms of different chem's/approaches.

Kev

[lands]

With forearms like yours Doug you could agitate a whole pub with one stroke of the brush

[Joe H]

Your only a young man yet Doug!!

3 Weetabix in the morning does the trick - soaked in Philosan