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Chemistry of Cleaning
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The Chemistry of Cleaning is Your Key to Becoming a True Cleaning Professional!
by Lee Pemberton
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INTERESTING PRESPRAY TREND UNCOVERED!
by Lee Pemberton - the Educational Marketing Guy
We recently have completed an in-house analysis of our sales of the newly reformulated Flex Powder with Citrus Solv. There has been an unexpected trend uncovered that we have noticed while looking this all up in our customers' records: . . .
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Re-Soiling & Current Technology
by Jim Pemberton
CARPETS THAT RESOIL DO SO FOR TWO BASIC REASONS: #1 - Resoiling from wicking soil residues & #2 - Resoiling from sticky residues - you can test to determine residue type as follows . . . . . .
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How Waste And Lack Of Training Can
Erode Your Bottom Line
Legend Brands - Dri-Eaz, ProRestore, Sapphire
Just as football and golf are won by inches, business profitability is lost by inches - seemingly small inefficiencies that eat profit. For example, there is a tendency among technicians, especially less experienced technicians, to use higher concentrations of chemical products thinking that more is better. Let's look at how that can erode your bottom line. . . .
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BEDBUGS, FLEAS AND LICE
INSECT INFESTATIONS ON UPHOLSTERY AND BEDDING
Jim Pemberton
ELIMINATING INSECT INFESTATIONS ON UPHOLSTERY AND BEDDING
First, understand that a cleaner is not an exterminator, and the best course of action always would start with using a licensed exterminator, especially where local laws and regulations require it. If you decide to help your customer with such treatment, here are some effective steps that you can follow, once the above comments have been taken into consideration . . .
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CLIFF ZLOTNIK NOTES
RE: Bleach, Insecticides, Rodenticides, Disinfectants, and Sanitizers
Cliff Zlotnik, CR, CMH, WLS
Pesticide misuse: When dealing with either restricted use or non-restricted use pesticides, the best guidance recommendation is to consider "the product label is the law." The label will provide instructions for the proper preparation, mixing, use and disposal of the product. Common pesticide misuse includes improper application method or application of the product to use-sites not permitted by the product's label. . . .
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