[derek west]

(may get deleted but personally think its worth a shout)

just feed back from the course a few on here did yesterday.

can honestly say i thoroughly enjoyed it. certainly covered subjects i personally was interested in, odour removal and the chemistry of was fascinating, maybe a full one day course involved as we only touched on the subject, thoroughly enjoyed the bonneting, including some bizzarre methods that really make you think. and the carpet and upholstery repair (which none of us wanted to see  ) was made to look so easy.

pauls a natural teacher and constantly tells people, that this is his way, and not necessarily the right way for you.

also got to put faces to names on here, enjoyed the banter and it turned out a really good laugh, shame about the gale force winds though.

overall, thoroughly recommend it.

[Andrew Briscoe]

I watched Paul at ccdo a few years ago restoring a leather chair,
was pretty amazing to watch, and seemed to talk in a language
everyone could understand.
He did point out it was his way of doing things, and maybe not as
others would teach.

I would love to go on a leather day with him, just got a leather suite
yesterday, saved from a skip    when workshop built at new house
i am gonna have a go at restoring it.

Andrew

[happy mondays]

I also really enjoyed it and met some nice people, Paul is a great teacher, like derek has said he showed us some really good stuff which has given me the confidence to try new things.

[Mike Halliday]

derek you should have took some pictures, pauls a decent bloke, wasn't he going to show a way to get rid of sock bobbles on carpets?

[creighton foyle]

i can only echo the previous posters sentiments and i also think paul moss and derek west have got some interesting ideas as to how carpet cleaners  could move forward as a professional body in a way that would be more beneficial to participants.

 come on lads i know you have to make a living first but if you apply the same drive and energy to bring your ideas to fruition as you do to your businesses you can't fail.

long live the revolution

[Ian Gourlay]

Not another Revolution

[Adam Fearnley]

What course was this?

[derek west]

it was in north wales adam, guy who taught was paul moss, not sure when the next one is but if you want his contact details i can pass them on to you, derek@affordablecleaners.co.uk.

some of the new guys got JP cd's and marketing stuff.

i won an oversized hydraforce on a trolley, think it was for being the gobbiest

[Paul Evans]

derek you should have took some pictures, pauls a decent bloke, wasn't he going to show a way to get rid of sock bobbles on carpets?

Yes Mike this was covered. He did mention you on a wool carpet, For 3 minutes 

[Andy Foster]

Great day, nice to get real life answers and tips and not the 'party line' you get from standard courses.
No bull, just the benefit of someone elses experiences - fantastic.

[Mark Lawrence]

I wish I had gone on it - I really wanted to as it sounds amazing just the thing I'm looking for. I hope Paul lets us all know when his next one is cos I'll be there like a shot.

Real life expertise as opposed to influence from suppliers, yep thats for me.

Mark

[Paul Evans]

I have been on 3 courses by different people.
I have now inquired about doing more courses with Paul. I think i will stick to Paul Moss. no nonsense approach. Pay your money get told how it is.

Yes westie he told me  he was keeping you sweet. 

[Tony Gill Carpet Smart]

Confidence to try new thing is exactly how Paul makes you feel. Went down to his place a couple of years ago good way of getting thing over and a genuine bloke. Glad you all had a good time I will be going next time for a catch up

Tony

[jsm]

yes top day - the meat pie was nice too .


me , im getting one of those OZONE thingy's and telling the mother inlaw its a fan heater .......   

pauls word's ..... if you stay in here to long it wil kill you ...lol   
20 worried faces then darted for the caravan door lol
classic

Derek , thanks for the sebo ,,, stripped it but it's F..Ked like you said , think you been using it on them salt water flood jobs   
thanks anyway, good to meet you .

[bennymon]

hi folks so how did he get rid of sock bobbles on carpets and what did he cover bonnet wise?

[derek west]

hi folks so how did he get rid of sock bobbles on carpets and what did he cover bonnet wise?

if you want his contact details for the next course just send us an email, derek@affordablecleaners.co.uk and i'll give them to you, its an excellent eye opening course, you'll love it.

[bennymon]

ive seen some of his handywork at the ccdo it was impressive

[CarPete Cleaning]

Just wanted to add my 'two penneth'......

Many thanks to Paul for a great training day.  I picked up a lot of knowledge, tips & ideas. 

The background detail on bacteria was great to help understand what causes odours. I enjoyed the chemistry lesson looking at the ingredients of many common cleaning solutions.  The carpet and fabric repair session was a real eye opener.  As was the bonneting session - looking forward to trying out some of the techniques demonstrated.

It was well worth the trip from Dorset.

Pete

[Robert Watson]

Yeah. Excellent day.
Was good to meet everyone, it`s helped big time in getting myself motivated,
which was one of the main reasons I went.
Came away with a lot more than I expected.
Big thanks to Paul.

[jsm]

hi folks so how did he get rid of sock bobbles on carpets and what did he cover bonnet wise?

he took his shoe's off and walked round in white socks , the white socks picked up the black sock bobbles , bit like the way magnets attract