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advice on a caravan clean
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Clisty1989
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No nonsense degreaser from screwfix will take the muck off, but do a test patch 1st, make sure it doesn't cause any issues, shouldn't do but better to be safe than sorry
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Virosol diluted 10-1 light rub with wfp. Rinse will come up like new , if the window frames are a bit grubby try a bit of hypo diluted they will come up well and that will kill all the algy spores in the joints that a degreased won’t
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Clisty1989
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Don't hold me to it but I think there is a place by celtic mowers that may sell it, if its still there, can't remember the name of it either
Looks great mate, bet they were well chuffed?
I've done a few caravans, not as soiled as that and always charge £60.
How much did you charge for that one? Hope it was a sensible price, as you've just added a lot more value to it for them.
long story short.
she is a business owner (business angel) who helped me and my partner set up our cleaning business. So it was a freebie
Took 2 hours including tea and biscuit breaks. She has given me that 2 hours back many times over in the past.
She was super chuffed and did try to pay.
If I were to charge I would have gone in for around £80 and smashed it out in about 90 mins.
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Looking good nice job done there , use some of those pictures for a portfolio to show potential customers what you can do
my only concern with putting these pics up is even though the job itself was easier than it looks. I don't really want to market myself as providing a caravan cleaning service. Don't fancy getting called to a travellers site. No offence to any travellers on here.
was suprised how well the degreaser worked with cold water. Did not manage to get my hands on any virosol in time. But will get some on order to try out.
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My philosophy is I will clean anything if the price is right , I would happily clean a travellers caravan if they are happy to pay the price
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timmfv
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same problem
Clean zero
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Keep an eye on the van you had wheels they might do a runner .Seriously though I have in the past dealt with some in another buisness you treat them right and fair nothing to worry about if you don’t then worry!!
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well done caravan owners probably dont know who to ask easy sunday earner before lunch
Additional services mean additional sources of income and you can pick and choose the jobs you do. Besides, there are plenty of people with cravans for holidays etc.
Virosol is easily found on Amazon and Ebay and that and No Nonsense are both highly effective multi purpose cleaners and degreasers, i.e. oil stains and anything oil / grease based.
