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thecti 
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 Topic: HOW TO CLEAN MOVIE THEATERSPosted: 18/May/2004 at 2:27am |
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thanks i will keep in touch with yor company to look forward and get some vacs.
Rafael Solis
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Posted: 17/May/2004 at 4:58pm |
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I have been told that using a leaf blower in a theatre can cause a dust problem with the big expensive movie screens that are worth thousands. Look below for the answer.
We have sold a few who claim that this is the only way. Alot of cleaners because of low pricing simply leave much behind because its dark and most don't notice. Here we are back again to “Hide” as opposed to cleaning for the all mighty dollar. In janitorial it seems you offer everything to get the job then cut out or down on as many services as you can get away with to show a profit. So instead of purchasing a $2,000 efficient vacuum you buy a broom. If people had no light or windows at home think of what the carpet cleaner could get away with. |
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Posted: 15/May/2004 at 10:33am |
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WoW!! I never knew that they used leaf blower to collect all the garbage in a theater. What a good idea. I wouldn't use the mulched though, can you imagine the items that are lost or left behind they could be very valuable to the persons that lost them. How could you possibly clean that many chairs, would this be done with an uph. tool and hot water extraction or is there a faster method ? |
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Posted: 15/May/2004 at 8:18am |
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Tecti: Make sue you use an electric leaf blower. If it is popcorn and small pieces of garbage put the bag on the blower and bag it and dump it may save time Most of them are dual purpose and mulch also.
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Posted: 15/May/2004 at 12:13am |
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Some people in the business use a weed blower to blow the trash to one end and pick it up later. and carpets just clean the at the regular cleaning s hope this helps .
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thecti
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Posted: 14/May/2004 at 2:35pm |
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HI , EVERYBODY.
PLEASE I NEED SOME ADVICE HOW TO MAINTAIN THE CARPETS OF A MOVIE THEATER . IF THERE ARE ANY KIND OF VACUM TO CLEAN THE DEBRIS, OR SPECIAL EXTRACTION MACHINE FOR CLEAN THE SEATS(2800) 11 ROOMS. SOME ADVICE TO MAKE A ROUTINE, AFTER THE MOVIE CLOSE THE DOORS.
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