You guys give out shoe covers? If so, which are good non slip and keep socks/feet dry?

[icleancarpetz]

i bought some a few years back…can’t remember where I got them however I do remember them being like tissue paper….they would tear just by looking at them.

You guys give out shoe covers? If so, which are good non slip and keep socks/feet dry?

 

[Connor]

I wear shubee shoe covers. They have ok grip on carpet, but like anything can slip a little on slick hard surfaces if you're walking too fast.
www.shubee.com

 

[Mikey P]

Those went out of fashion with corner guards and hose hooks

 

[Connor]

Those went out of fashion with corner guards and hose hooks

Fashion opinions from a man who wears crocs.

 

[Willy P]

These work well

 

[Jack Zipper Zerkie]

These work well


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Yep for deep shit jobs

 

[Clean Rug Doug]

Also Shubee. I don't hand them out anymore unless directly asked.

 

[BIG WOOD]

about one cleanaholic a year asks for a pair over here

 

[icleancarpetz]

Those went out of fashion with corner guards and hose hooks

Hose hooks have been very useful.

 

[icleancarpetz]

I use to give them out after every job. one Pair per household. .22¢ per cover. Comes out to $1 per 4 households. Add the buck to the job. No big deal. How many service guys/ companies give out shoe covers?

carpet cleaning is a big inconvenience Plus they are paying you for the inconvenience until it dries. Why not make it a little convenient after you’re done and set yourself apart at the same time.

 

[sassyotto]

two pair of shoe covers (since its usually a husband/wife) and bottle of spot remover on every job.

Mostly to keep feet dry and dirty shoes off freshly cleaned carpet. I dont wear them on the job, only on estimates

Had one lady called me two weeks after the cleaning and asked me to drop off another pair of shoe covers because hers wore out, l0l

 

[Mike J]

These are my choice for work BWR100

 

[icleancarpetz]

These are my choice for work BWR100
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Interesting.

 

[Mike J]

two pair of shoe covers (since its usually a husband/wife) and bottle of spot remover on every job.

Mostly to keep feet dry and dirty shoes off freshly cleaned carpet. I dont wear them on the job, only on estimates

Had one lady called me two weeks after the cleaning and asked me to drop off another pair of shoe covers because hers wore out, l0l

I have been wondering why you dont wear them on jobs. Losing sleep for a month now over this. Is it because without, y0ur shoes work to find hidden cat hair and also better to agitate spots?

 

[Mikey P]

The rubber bands dry out in no time here in NV

 

[Luky]

i bought some a few years back…can’t remember where I got them however I do remember them being like tissue paper….they would tear just by looking at them.

You guys give out shoe covers? If so, which are good

Shoe cover topic... One of the most important " first impression " items when I walk into a customer's house. I give free pair or two to tipping customers, and I consider it a bad habit to hand them out for free. We don't get anything for free!!!
I buy always a case( 500, case lasts about two years)
Shoe covers are durable, water-resistant, and non-slip to some extent. The fact they're made in the USA helps too. I highly recommend it. When my salesperson in Aramsco is in a good mood, I can get cases under $150.
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