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Took me a while to realize the same thing. When we first started out, I knocked on doors, hung door hangers, etc...realized that it usually pissed people off more than anything. We have much more success with professional looking postcards and local advertising. I agree with David...

We've been running a Black Night 8gpm belt drive from SunBrite for almost 2 years and have had no issues to speak of...good machine so far.

Ordered a Tilley last night...thanks again guys...

Thanks fellas! I appreciate the suggestions! I will check 'em out!

Thanks William...appreciate the help!

Does anyone have any good suggestions on a hat that has UV protection and is virtually indestructible?! I'm trying to keep the sun off me, but bleach destroys most hats...thanks for any help!

Definitely a little heat, just be careful not to warp the vinyl...let your normal housewash dwell for a while to loosen it up...

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A friend once gave me invaluable advice about time management...he told me "Don't waste your time on the REALLY dirty ones...they either don't give a crap about getting them cleaned, or they have no money." That's not to say that you ignore them, just don't waste your time chasing them...just my 2 cents. The ones that appear "clean" are probably using someone on a regular basis to keep them that way...work on making that someone be you (o:

Honor Flight is an organization that escorts WWII vets to the memorial in DC. These men and women that served in WWII enabled us the freedom to have our own businesses and live the lives we have. Let's help get them to see the memorial in their honor.

Brian - well said...I can relate as The Grime Scene and the people that post here have offered me a lot of "aha" moments over the years. Thankfully, it never stops as you can learn constantly from these folks! - John

Jeez Jeff...about time you got with the program and started using that "internet machine"...LOL

+1 for Taginator...GREAT stuff...

Rick - If you have the space, we mix up 55 gallons at a time and use it as needed. If 55 is too much, try a 15 or so. This way it's ready when you need it. - John

Count me in Ron!