[Pristine Clean]

yes runs off standard 3 pin plug

Used one, but it was not on a dirty oven so would be unfair to comment.

They can be used for cleaning greasy tiled walls, floors, bathrooms, bubble gum - but a little slow. As it not a big machine.

The bigger machine will handle more presure and temp, and carry more water and run for longer periods

Dave

[Richy L]

How do you go about getting oven cleaning jobs to start off with? leaflet drops? canvassing? ??

[Pristine Clean]

Yes just advertise like any other business

[Neil kell]

Yes just advertise like any other business

You must be getting sick of him tormenting you. Has he any intuition at all. Fair play to you for your patience, your only short of going down and doing it for him.

[Richy L]

Yes just advertise like any other business

You must be getting sick of him tormenting you. Has he any intuition at all. Fair play to you for your patience, your only short of going down and doing it for him.

Its a forum ..   for asking questions and getting answers. I have helped other people and he is helping me.

I remember you asking for some guidance on soot cleaning - hmmm

[BDCS]

Be careful, you upset them pads and they will be sending you a bang in the post - its all starting again, planes grounded with holds full of TNT

[Paul Evans]

The cheapest course I have seen is £700 and the equipment is £650 (inc. VAT).

I work out if I charge £60 an oven on everage I will need to clean 23 ovens before I start making any profit.
Is it likely to get say 10 ovens a week? or is it more like 1 a fortnight?

Hi Richy L

Where are you getting your training done. Please could you email me details 

p-evans8@sky.com

Cheers Paul

[Richy L]

Did you get that black off the wall yet?

I'm only on the wind up now, you do know that don't you?

No I haven't done the job yet. I will be doing the test piece next week. Probably monday.

The cheapest course I have seen is £700 and the equipment is £650 (inc. VAT).

I work out if I charge £60 an oven on everage I will need to clean 23 ovens before I start making any profit.
Is it likely to get say 10 ovens a week? or is it more like 1 a fortnight?

Hi Richy L

Where are you getting your training done. Cheers Paul

I have decided against the training now. The feedback I have had from people on the forum, friends and family has told me that it may not be worth it. The cheapest courses only clean 4 ovens with you and the longer courses seem to expensive to make it worth while.

I dont want to start an oven cleaning business, just use it as an add on.

[Pristine Clean]

Good man there is someone who has seen the light.

[Paul Evans]

Did you get that black off the wall yet?

I'm only on the wind up now, you do know that don't you?

No I haven't done the job yet. I will be doing the test piece next week. Probably monday.

The cheapest course I have seen is £700 and the equipment is £650 (inc. VAT).

I work out if I charge £60 an oven on everage I will need to clean 23 ovens before I start making any profit.
Is it likely to get say 10 ovens a week? or is it more like 1 a fortnight?

Hi Richy L

Where are you getting your training done. Cheers Paul

I have decided against the training now. The feedback I have had from people on the forum, friends and family has told me that it may not be worth it. The cheapest courses only clean 4 ovens with you and the longer courses seem to expensive to make it worth while.

I dont want to start an oven cleaning business, just use it as an add on.

So where was the training & dip tank from

[Richy L]

Paul, I've emailed you his details.

[Richy L]

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/steamtec-520-steam-cleaner

what do you think of this steam cleaner?
I need to buy one for a paint removal job im on at the moment anyway. I need to buy one tomorrow.

[Pristine Clean]

Hi Richy

Cant say if its any good for paint removal as never tried removing paint

Ive have actually used that model. Its pretty good for small jobs does do ovens ok. But as its small you need to keep refilling.

My best advice if its for ovens cleaning, use the oven cleaning chemical first. Get as much as you can with the chemical.

Wash away and any left over then use the steam cleaner cleaner. With the attachments be careful not to scratch the oven surfaces.

Its a shame you could not practice with it first as it takes a bit of getting use to. 

hope that helps

DONT FORGET TO WASH AWAY ALL OF THE CHEMICAL! turn the oven on to about 40d no more and leave the chemical to soak you will find it easier. turn off after 15 minutes.

after you have cleaned it reheat oven and it will go white or leave a residue where you have left any remaining chemical. Wash away with soapy water - spray is sufficient.

[Richy L]

Cheers mate,
I think ill pick one up today.
This is the paint removal job...

http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=112562.msg962495

I was using a little morphy richards machine.110 degrees. It was helping for the akward parts, but slowly.