[mlscontractcleaner]

Hi all.

As a cleaning contractor / window cleaner in Plymouth I would like to push the carpet cleaner I have after Christmas, but first I would like some proper training. I have seen the Prochem website with their courses and was wondering whether these were the best courses to attend or whether there were better ones.

Also, my machine is a Woodbridge Powerplus, with two vacuums and an onboard heater. I do use it regularly to clean night club and pub carpets and the results are always very pleasing, so am I right to assume it will get mt by in the domestic market?

One last thing, would I benefit from buying a power wand or should I just stick with the standard two jet wand that come with the machine, along with the hand tool I use for stairs?

Any help would be most welcome.

Many thanks.

Lee

[BRSL]

Hi Lee as your in Plymouh pop down and see Hydramsater in St Day there always up for a chat and advice.

James

[gerrystyles]

I did the Prochem courses, they were a great help to me

[bennymon]

me 2

[mlscontractcleaner]

Cheers folks   

[Mark Stanley]

I have been on two Prochem courses Carpet and Upholstery and they were both great.

Manuals are also good.

Meals were nice to.

Mark

[mlscontractcleaner]

I think that's sorted that one out then.

Thank you everyone.