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    • Beth n Rod
      Washing tablets

      By Beth n Rod · Posted

      This is not a laundry forum. You will find that our members use commercially designed detergents for washing houses etc.
      We have used 'pods' for laundry. They came in handy for hotel stay laundry needs.

      Rod & Beth
    • nandihlaura
      Washing tablets

      By nandihlaura · Posted

      Hello, I am facing difficulties in finding the best products for my laundry. Recently I came across laundry tablets online, but I'm unsure of their reliability or if anyone here has ever used them. I hope to receive responses and look forward to your suggestions and comments.  
    • jobalthough
      Parking garage

      By jobalthough · Posted

      Determining an appropriate bid for a specific project involves considering various factors, such as the scope of work, labor and equipment costs, market rates, and the specific requirements of the client. As an AI language model, I don't have access to real-time data or specific knowledge of current market rates in the Chicagoland area. However, bidding at $0.10 per square foot for a project involving cleaning a 3-story parking garage with a total square footage of 480,518 does result in a bid of $48,051.80. Keep in mind that this is a rough estimate based solely on the information provided. It's crucial to conduct proper research, consider all project details, and possibly consult with professionals in the industry to ensure an accurate and competitive bid. Additionally, note that costs can vary depending on the level of dirt and salt buildup, any additional services required, and the specific cleaning methods and equipment needed. It's important to thoroughly assess the project and communicate with the client to ensure you understand their expectations and requirements. Ultimately, it's advisable to carefully consider all relevant factors and conduct a comprehensive cost analysis to arrive at a fair and competitive bid for the project.
    • darknight
      Question about how a contractor wants to stain a fence

      By darknight · Posted

      beth is 100% correct but i would like to add water based products are made with water and clean up with water. meaning unless fully cured /dried water will dilute/dissolve the product so apply to a wet surface would not give you a good uniform finish. Oil based products are made with a petroleum type product and requires a semi harsh chemical to clean (so using water will just make worse) as we all learned in school oils will not mix with water and instead the oil will float on the waters surface! so if wood is already saturated with water the oil based product cannot saturate/penetrate the wood
    • superduty02
      Super Duty Restoration

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      Super Duty Restoration for a home refers to a comprehensive restoration process that is designed to address significant damage to a property. This type of restoration is typically required in situations where the property has suffered extensive damage due to a major disaster, such as a flood, fire, or severe storm. The Super Duty Restoration process typically involves a team of experienced professionals who specialize in repairing and restoring damaged properties. The process may include a range of services, including debris removal, water extraction, structural repairs, mold remediation, and more. The goal is to restore the property to its pre-damage condition, or as close as possible. storm-damage-restoration.webp

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