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David Saulque
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Dale
Where do we start? This subject can't be answered in one post. The first thing you should to search by key word-go to the top of this BB and you will see a search key-hit it and goo through past posts. You can get a better idea as to where to start to ask questions. All start up question are posted.
Good luck
David
Where do we start? This subject can't be answered in one post. The first thing you should to search by key word-go to the top of this BB and you will see a search key-hit it and goo through past posts. You can get a better idea as to where to start to ask questions. All start up question are posted.
Good luck
David
Dale,
Hum! Like David said where to start. Well run don't walk to the libary or store to by a copy of the N.F.P.A. code 96. And you are going to give a bid on Monday? I study this from of cleaning for over two months before I went to give my first bid. And I will tell you that the time I spent studing was well spent time. I would recomened waiting for your first bid. Until you have a full understanding for exhaust cleaning. This is not something that you can learn over night. I would recomend slowing down and learn everything properly. You will not only have to learn how to clean everything properly ,but also how to make a bid properly. I would look though out this BB and others to find information. Also surf the web. I learned from a veterian of 15 years of doing this line of work. And still when I went to clean my first one it took over 7 hours to do. That is a day I will not soon forget. Be patient and everything will fall in place. [tie]
Hum! Like David said where to start. Well run don't walk to the libary or store to by a copy of the N.F.P.A. code 96. And you are going to give a bid on Monday? I study this from of cleaning for over two months before I went to give my first bid. And I will tell you that the time I spent studing was well spent time. I would recomened waiting for your first bid. Until you have a full understanding for exhaust cleaning. This is not something that you can learn over night. I would recomend slowing down and learn everything properly. You will not only have to learn how to clean everything properly ,but also how to make a bid properly. I would look though out this BB and others to find information. Also surf the web. I learned from a veterian of 15 years of doing this line of work. And still when I went to clean my first one it took over 7 hours to do. That is a day I will not soon forget. Be patient and everything will fall in place. [tie]