It can happen to any of your customers. A baby is on the sofa and the unthinkable happens: The diaper gets full of... stuff... and "leaks" out all over the place. Or it seems like it explodes, splattering brown stains over the white, cotton sofa.
As a professional cleaner, when a customer calls you in a panic, what do you tell them? Do you give them tips to clean it up before you come out to do the real cleaning, or do you tell them to not touch it and leave it to you?
And when you arrive on the job, what special cleaning considerations do you give this type of job?
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As a professional cleaner, when a customer calls you in a panic, what do you tell them? Do you give them tips to clean it up before you come out to do the real cleaning, or do you tell them to not touch it and leave it to you?
And when you arrive on the job, what special cleaning considerations do you give this type of job?
Editor's Note: Cleaners, add your comments below and be sure to put in your website URL right after your message. That way, as we push out this advice to the consumer market, you get some SEO value. A valuable backlink! The Outpost Site team will use your comments as you write them as consumer tips from professional cleaners.