LOL.. Not judging old people either.. Just the people that work 12 hours a day and get a Shih Tzu.
Moron
Moron
A deposit THAT large is kind of.... large. If it were me I'd have held him accountable for not saying "being honest with you thats a very substantial deposit, I can make it better but it will remain to some extent.Yeah I know the folks HERE would at least leave my driveway and drain their truck somewhere more private. (You guys still do sarcasm here, right?)
Yes the smell from the truck hit me like an open sewer inside the house. His truck was maybe 10 feet from my porch.
The cleaner didn't get all fancy with urine detection; I just told him where it all was. As to the urination frequency, it was pretty much once or twice a day for maybe three months? In other words, disgustingly often. I've been in a constant state of spotting all winter. Sometimes doing a good job, sometimes less so.
...I see you still like to say "massassaugas".
Ask MartyOld people are great, and they can't smell very good.. I mean do you even think pig shat smells bad? I always wondered that when passing a farm.. Do you get used to it and equate it to being home?
Some people like to keep the bacon handy.The ones with pet pigs in the home is a bit much for me. I can't understand that one. For goodness sakes it's a pig.
Have a neighbor that had a ground hog as a pet. The thing would cuddle right up in the bed with the kids. Luv' d ice cream on a cone. Funny and weird at the same time.
Very interesting and entertaining post. I hope he offered some different choices for deodorizing instead "yeah I got it". Eduacating the client with pet odor is pretty important for a happy client. Just out of curiosity, what do the Host guys do for pet urine? Do they have their own pet treatment?
Very interesting and entertaining post. I hope he offered some different choices for deodorizing instead "yeah I got it". Eduacating the client with pet odor is pretty important for a happy client. Just out of curiosity, what do the Host guys do for pet urine? Do they have their own pet treatment?
Hey Deb
Few questions.
Where exactly did you find this guy?
Was he a one truck owner operator or employee?
Did he have online reviews?
Did you request or consider any pad replacement or sub floor work or inspection?
Are you aware of what a Rotary Extractor is?
If you had not ran out of Host powder, would you have used it again to absorb the urine?
Loved your story btw, you succeeded at finding the perfectly average HWE dude.
In one instance I wonder if he gave you what you asked for, no upsell. But with the stinky van and dumping in the driveway, it does reak of hack.
7 years?
Seems like yesterday
If he told you "mam, there are a lot of spots here, not sure what I can do, I'll give it my best" ..
Would that alone change your mind about him?
Wow, no I don't despise god if anything I despise(and despise is WAY to strong of a word) are people that don't take proper care of their animals.. I would guess 90% of the time cats piss in the house is either the homeowner is too lazy to clean their litter box or the cat has a treatable sickness(crystals in the urine ect..). As for dogs, don't get one if you are too lazy to take them out,or you aren't home enough to let them out.. If your dog needs training take it.. Pets are a big responsibility if you can't take the time for them, don't get one!
Only excuse for me is if your animal is sick and you address it immediately or your pet is old and has a accident..
Jimmys the one with the underwear fascination.
He's always going on about skid marks.
He's horribly funny. That's why I incorporated him into my new van wrap.Well, you've said some horrible and funny things too I guess.
You ever think of getting booties for your dog. At minus 20, that's extremely cruel especially for a puppy.Just for the record, I am not too lazy to take my dog outside. When she was a puppy and it was -20 out, the pads of her feet exploded with expanded frozen blood crystals after being outside for 3 minutes. She was glued to the snow with her own blood and I had to chip her out. She couldn't walk for weeks and is now terrified of winter, so maybe you could please cut her (and me) a little slack.
Very interesting and entertaining post. I hope he offered some different choices for deodorizing instead "yeah I got it". Eduacating the client with pet odor is pretty important for a happy client. Just out of curiosity, what do the Host guys do for pet urine? Do they have their own pet treatment?
You ever think of getting booties for your dog. At minus 20, that's extremely cruel especially for a puppy.
Just for the record, I am not too lazy to take my dog outside. When she was a puppy and it was -20 out, the pads of her feet exploded with expanded frozen blood crystals after being outside for 3 minutes. She was glued to the snow with her own blood and I had to chip her out. She couldn't walk for weeks and is now terrified of winter, so maybe you could please cut her (and me) a little slack.