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Alternatively, here is the warm weather info: OSHA’s Heat Stress Card http://www.osha.gov/Publications/osha3154.pdf english http://www.osha.gov/Publications/osha3155.pdf spanish

Hey everybody, here's a link to the OSHA Cold Stress Card in English http://www.osha.gov/Publications/osha3156.pdf and Spanish http://www.osha.gov/Publications/osha3158.pdf for some tips on staying safe in the cold weather. Y'all be careful out there! :cool:

Ryan, Good point on the difference between acquiring the job and doing the job. I can relate in some ways. If the boss allowed me to work at home, I'd probably be in my pajamas a LOT more frequently. ;) Where is Hampton, GA, by the way? Anywhere near Atlanta?

Ryan, not to be mean or step on your sandals, but what do you say to the folks who ask about your professional image? I hear a lot of complaints from contract cleaners about other contract cleaners doing their daily work in attire such as you described. What is your philosophy on that? Do you mind sharing?

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Personally, I prefer not to be in a situation where I'd need to use Coke OR water! :D Always think safety and prevention, and always be prepared just in case.

Thanks, everybody! Glad to be here and glad to hear that you're working safely and have safety in mind and action. There were a couple of things mentioned that surprised me. And I never heard of the Coke-wash before...maybe one of y'all can get a sponsorship going?:deal: :)

Thanks, Beth. I am sure I will learn a lot myself! :D

Hello Everyone-- I'm curious; how many of you contract cleaners regularly (consistently) use PPE when cleaning? If so, what type do you use and when? If not, why not? Thanks.:thinking: