Bennyhonda

How does one go about finding out if a slogan has already been copyrighted? I've been to the government website but it's somewhat vague. Thanks, Ben

I was curious how everyone transports their chemicals in an enclosed rig. I have only a pickup with canopy to house all my chems and the pressure washer itself. Obviously some chems are more dangerous (oxalic, s hypochlorite, s hydroxide) than others. At first I was thinking of just putting them all in well sealed pails then strapping them in real good. I've also thought I may want to go the route of a vented tool box. Which chems would be safely stored in a toolbox and which would be better in the enclosed (albeit somewhat larger) truck bed? Thank you, Ben B

I'm helping out at a local church on Saturday and I was wondering if it's necessary to have them sign anything? I was thinking it may be good to have them sign off on the chemicals I will be using at the very least. Most hazardous being some 12.5 for the staining. What have people done in the past? I will be doing a couple enclosed trailers, leaf-stained mossy entrances and an EPDM roof. Gentle does it. Thanks in advance, Ben

I guess this is the place to say hello. My name is Ben and I recently started my pressure washing company in Portland, Oregon. It's a rough start, being in a new state with a new business but I'm sure things will pick up. I want to personally thank all of you for offering your experiences and expertise to make up such an amazing forum. I know for a fact that I'd have overlooked many facets of this business if not for your help. I hope one day to return the favor.