Training a New Hire on Carpet and Tile

[@Cynthia-qo9wu]

Good seeing it’s been a minute glad you are back Nolan 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍crb action is always my favorite

[@annawatkins2865]

Good job done there blake n welcome to the team 😁👌

[@oalwyzbeenshadyo]

Dude has an epic beard!

[@blackdiamondcleaningservices]

I told him. He said thank you!

[@jhokvir5869]

I’m not sure how much it matters to you, but if you want much better deep cleaning performance you should get a Shark without duoclean. Duoclean is great for hard floors, but it’s been proven to not be as good as just a regular brush bar. Or another brand of vacuum for that matter. I know you’re running a business so it probably isn’t within the budget to get a new vacuum especially since there’s nothing wrong with the old one, but I’m just saying, if you want much better cleaning performance I’d choose a different vacuum. PS can I ask why you use a Shark? And why one with duoclean in particular to do your professional jobs?

[@blackdiamondcleaningservices]

The brush roll ones cause me to carry scissors and cut hair out at almost every job. Commercial vacuums don't swivel and aren't much stronger from what I've noticed. This is the current shark model we use. Those are the main reasons, but you are right about buying vacuums. If I upgraded every time someone said I should. That wouldn't be good for business expenses. Between the CRB and our bigger truckmount machines, having a slightly better vacuum won't show any actual difference in the final outcome. Usually, when it's time to look into a new one, I'd be interested in seeing what new vacuum or even commercial vacuum could help improve dry soil removal. I just have my preferences, and what makes the work more efficient, in my opinion. I'm not saying it's the best way. It works for us and is a part of why we are 5 star rated. Thank you for watching! I appreciate your time.