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Users activity: 29 posts per thread
Forum activity: 4 active threads during last week
 

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Jim Gamble
5
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Garage Cleaning, Is that for...
Published (2009-11-29 01:06:00)
I have been asked many of times if anyone can clean a garage? In my opinion, that depends on the individual and the company doing the cleaning. I would say..... SURE anyone can clean a garage even if they do not have the right equipment. If someone has a 2 GPM, can they clean a garage? Sure If someone has a filter that is 3 GPM's can they clean a garage? Sure they can. But the real question is " Can they do it in a timely matter...
John T.
2
user's latest post:
Water hookup in parking garage
Published (2009-11-26 00:09:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Doug T If they were easy John, you would have lots of competition LOL....that is so true. Parking garages pay well...real well if you know what your doing but they are no walk in the park...especially when you find cars that decided on there own to go around barriers and park anywhere they please and there isn't squat you can do about it because the person that parked that car is nowhere to be found.
Doug T
1
user's latest post:
Water hookup in parking garage
Published (2009-11-26 01:10:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by John T. LOL....that is so true. Parking garages pay well...real well if you know what your doing but they are no walk in the park...especially when you find cars that decided on there own to go around barriers and park anywhere they please and there isn't squat you can do about it because the person that parked that car is nowhere to be found. It has been a few years, '96 & '97 I think, but...
Scott Stone
1
user's latest post:
Water hookup in parking garage
Published (2009-11-26 15:10:00)
In Arizona, I have always found them charged. I don't know why they are, but they are. I have also found some older garages that did not used to be alarmed, that are now. In my experience, at least in Arizona, if there is a stand pipe with a valve, it is a charged line. If you look close at that picture, you will notice rust behind the valve, which could be from when the line has been run to be cleared, but also it appears that the valve...
Tonyg
1
user's latest post:
Aluminum
Published (2009-11-27 16:05:00)
Did a test on a couple with both the SafeRestore and the WD40. WD40 worked better but neither would 'restore' them.
cleanhoods
1
user's latest post:
Aluminum
Published (2009-11-27 20:31:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Tonyg Did a test on a couple with both the SafeRestore and the WD40. WD40 worked better but neither would 'restore' them. Just to ask did you use the fine steel wool?Dont forget it just wont wipe off you have to wd and steel wool it till it does(etching the surface),then again it might be too late. Sorry it didnt work as well as i thought it would.There has to be a way though good luck. Marko
  

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Started 1 week, 6 days ago (2009-11-23 16:54:00)  by PressurePros
Maybe Safe Restore. Are they contracting you to restore them or are you just thinking about upsell? If any acid will do it its going to be hydroflouric. Just read up on it if you get the job.
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Started 1 week, 4 days ago (2009-11-25 19:49:00)  by John T.
That hydrant may not work. It could be the kind that is only activated when the Alarm goes off(I'm hitting a blank what they call that. You could probably turn it on now but it will just let out the water in the pipes and then it runs dry...unless of course its alarm activated. I just did a parking garage and we looked into those and even opened around 4 of them and they all ran out of water ...
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Started 2 weeks, 6 days ago (2009-11-17 02:19:00)  by Richard
We do 22 undergrounds a season. And can assure you I don't use 1.2 mil BTU's. I wouldn't have imagined that there would be that much differance. But that's one of the reasons why I check in every day. Thanks
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Started 2 weeks ago (2009-11-23 10:16:00)  by James
Quote: Originally Posted by Tegrey Anyone clean interiors. Tile specifically. I'd like to hear the benefits and drawbacks if you can share. thank you. Rug cleaning set ups are better suited for this for residential work. There are better boards for this to check out. Plug in tile cleaning. The volume of water is...
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Started 2 weeks ago (2009-11-22 18:07:00)  by Richard
Everything needs cleaning eventually.
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Started 2 weeks, 4 days ago (2009-11-18 15:17:00)  by JW7804
In today’s economy we find it works great. We do KEC and sell filters, hinge kits, oil containment, roof cleaning, and maintenance of oil containment. We sell parking lot cleaning, window cleaning, duct cleaning, snow removal, carpet cleaning and on and on. It has helped us make more money and save the customer money and time having one vender to clean everything. You have built a ...
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Started 4 weeks ago (2009-11-08 22:51:00)  by Jim Gamble
Location of the flow switch is important. Look for piping that contains the water flow. From there you will find the flow switch.
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Started 2 weeks, 5 days ago (2009-11-17 17:15:00)  by Oxfordlawn
couldn't you just hose the customer down with a bleach solution to decontaminate him...i think its 3% for 5 minutes then rinse..
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Started 3 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-11-15 10:49:00)  by Rick2
Have you tried F13 on it? It works great at removing black streaks on gutters.
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