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    Posted: 29/November/2005 at 11:56pm
NO.... don't use tin foil.... looks cheap and unprofessional...use plastic tabs....they are not expensive.........

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I use blocks or tin foil. Wrap it up, make it nice, but always keep it gully when you use pads though.
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I agree with John L. Can you imagine not padding red wood furniture evn if you were VLMing??
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Padman is cutting corner's....even damp carpet need tabs and blocks...

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I get "what are those?" from a lot of my customers; they have never seen tabs or blocks before. I find more of my tabs than of others cleaners.

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sometimes you dont get to go back....they found someone cheaper...even thouh you did a great job.....Nah, nah  or you didnt keep in touch with them (postcard etc.) so they forgot....and they do forget after time.......YES
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Originally posted by Advantage Advantage wrote:

When you go back next year some of them will still be there.

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When you go back next year some of them will still be there.

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I use plastic TABS and styrofoam blocks....  pads are for VLM'ing...and post-padding..........................Nah, nah
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I leave them behind.
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I know this is an old thread.....

 

But do you leave them behind or collect them later.

do it right once
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PadMan put big diapers under all the furniture, and then collects them later, hangs them out to dry and .....the beat goes on and on and on

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Stanley is on the money. I would pad all wood regardless of the circumstances and I block all melomine/presswood furniture.Melomine can release its glue and swell at the bottoms when left on wet carpet.

One side note though, Make sure something is plastic and not rubber.

I have seen exercise equipment and office chairs leave marks that were impossible to remove completely when left on wet carpet

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote PadMan Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12/April/2004 at 6:21pm

Fortunately we don't have to use pads and blocks, don't even have any on the truck. You guys work awfully hard don't you?

 

VLM , is easier in many ways.

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