Stupid Owner Operator Tricks

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It irritates me on how much time I need to train someone on how to correctly use such a simple devise. It SHOULD only take ONE demonstration to understand how it works and how to use it!
It doesn't help when the supply company shows it in the upside down, non working position in their ads! :eekk::dejection:
Idiots!
 

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I use both the hook and a hose hugger. Velcro the hook to the hose. The hook goes in the handle of the hose hugger (looped twice so it doesn't slip off easily) and then velcro it to the railing, banister or spindle. When there is only a door and no railing, the lowest hinge will do.

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I like my rope better than the Velcro hook. I used the hook for awhile but didn’t like it.
 
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I only use hooks since day one. losing them sucks. Once in a while a bungee in a pinch.

Im gonna splice a nice rope to the size needed to give it a try.
 

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I only use hooks since day one. losing them sucks. Once in a while a bungee in a pinch.

Im gonna splice a nice rope to the size needed to give it a try.
This is what I use.
 
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This one definitely could’ve been padcapped. But I had already pulled hoses in to do a sectional sofa a loveseat chair and ottoman. The corner guards and a wetsuit runner got me the hundred dollar tip I guess
what's a wetsuit runner?
 

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im getting one
If you see one of those big national moving companies. The guys one the truck while sell you an old one. I bought a couple for $10 bucks each. But a new one is totally worth it.
 

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If you see one of those big national moving companies. The guys one the truck while sell you an old one. I bought a couple for $10 bucks each. But a new one is totally worth it.
Thanks! I just ordered one off the link you posted. Gonna be a lot less towels to wash now!
 
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$65 in 15 minutes. From arriving to leaving. BE86BD5B-B037-4E9B-98CE-C17F9049CA1D.jpeg
 
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Same Here, first time on that job, happens all the time.
when Im slow im gonna install the same technolgy as

www.toadfish.com

quality mugs, you have to pick straight up to move, they don't tip over. no plastic suction cup, it is magic.
 

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Stanley cleaned this a few days ago. I filled up the Shark tbt. View attachment 117625

When I had the poor judgement to be a carpet inspector, I saw this level of resoiling a lot after a number of carpet cleaners' efforts.....even smug owner operators with a row of green patches on their arms.

Say what you will about Zerorez, they keyed in on a problem that is widespread, else they wouldn't market directly to that point.



Just like Chemdry went after days of drying time in the 80s and 90s.
 

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When I had the poor judgement to be a carpet inspector, I saw this level of resoiling a lot after a number of carpet cleaners' efforts.....even smug owner operators with a row of green patches on their arms.

Say what you will about Zerorez, they keyed in on a problem that is widespread, else they wouldn't market directly to that point.



Just like Chemdry went after days of drying time in the 80s and 90s.

I was amazed at how much dirt and dog hair I vacuumed up before pulling hoses in the door. There wasn’t any foam during extraction either. Just makes me wonder if they used any chemical at all.
 

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