Using a customers toilet?

[Harry Parkes]

Hi guys
Does anyone follow a code of practice when it comes to using a customers toilet for a number 2??

My rule is job must be a 2hr plus!

Can’t imagine turning up to customers to change a tap cartridge, 10 minute job and 15 on the bog!

Also, bog brush or bleach is a must!
Let me know your opinion!

 

[ShaunCorbs]

If you need to go then go but be respectful

 

[Harvest Fields]

Sometimes you cannot expect the unexpected

 

[Harry Parkes]

Sometimes you cannot expect the unexpected

Is that Shakespeare?

 

[Harvest Fields]

Is that Shakespeare?

Don’t think so.

 

[Chuck]

It seems that the warm weather has brought the trolls out again.

 

[Harvest Fields]

Where?

 

[Riley]

Sometimes you cannot expect the unexpected

Alright Confucius that’s deep for a Friday afternoon

 

[Harry Parkes]

It seems that the warm weather has brought the trolls out again.

No trolls here Chuck, a serious situation that occurs on a daily basis! Don’t you ever “sit down on the job”?

 

[Harvest Fields]

Alright Confucius that’s deep for a Friday afternoon

Getting myself in the mood for a sesh.

 

[Riley]

That’d be sooooo good

 

[gmartine]

Not if you want to keep your job... said Lewis Hamilton's pilot.

 

[SimonG]

I Rubbish when i need to Rubbish. Always christen a new crapper.

 

[Riley]

I **** when i need to ****. Always christen a new crapper.

Plumbers prerogative

 

[SimonG]

Plumbers prerogative

Indeed.

 

[AMGasServices]

I keep away from customers toilet prefer going to a service station.

 

[hammers4spanner]

I just go home never that far away , I use to work with a guy who would always carp into a cust toilet . Mind you same guy use to raid custs fridge and do himself a fry up .

 

[Rob Foster]

If the customers there only a wee. Other rules no coffee or tea if its a half hour visit...someone knocked a coffee over a white carpet once. Clean socks every day, boots off at ft door for short jobs. Over an hour yes to tea or coffee and boots stay on. Knock on ft door stand back with arms by side...open gestures and smile. Always offer to vacuum then they say they will do it. Take all tools home every night and all rubbish if possible. Arrive at 8.00 am and away by 17.00 except emergency work. Dont park on the grass. centralheatking

 

[AMGasServices]

If the customers there only a wee. Other rules no coffee or tea if its a half hour visit...someone knocked a coffee over a white carpet once. Clean socks every day, boots off at ft door for short jobs. Over an hour yes to tea or coffee and boots stay on. Knock on ft door stand back with arms by side...open gestures and smile. Always offer to vacuum then they say they will do it. Take all tools home every night and all rubbish if possible. Arrive at 8.00 am and away by 17.00 except emergency work. Dont park on the grass. centralheatking

I think you’re going a bit over the top.

Drinks depends on cleanliness of the house.

Agree with the tools and cleaning up after oneself.

Start and finish should be slightly flexible as per customer.

Always wear over shoes (not the poor quality blue ones decent quality type).

 

[hammers4spanner]

I think you’re going a bit over the top.

Drinks depends on cleanliness of the house.

Agree with the tools and cleaning up after oneself.

Start and finish should be slightly flexible as per customer.

Always wear over shoes (not the poor quality blue ones decent quality type).

I have never worn over shoes cant see the point , just walk I doing a hand stand

 

[Harry Parkes]

If the customers there only a wee. Other rules no coffee or tea if its a half hour visit...someone knocked a coffee over a white carpet once. Clean socks every day, boots off at ft door for short jobs. Over an hour yes to tea or coffee and boots stay on. Knock on ft door stand back with arms by side...open gestures and smile. Always offer to vacuum then they say they will do it. Take all tools home every night and all rubbish if possible. Arrive at 8.00 am and away by 17.00 except emergency work. Dont park on the grass. centralheatking

Definitely agree with good presentation!
Shoes off, especially if there’s carpet, lots of customers tell you to keep them on but I’m always conscious that it doesn’t take much to tread something in.

I never turn down tea, never know when you’ll get the next one!

Just got my Henry repaired, the chap swapped the motor for a 1200W so always insist I hoover as the things a beast!

 

[Aire]

Other rules no coffee or tea if its a half hour visit...someone knocked a coffee over a white carpet once. Clean socks every day, boots off at ft door for short jobs.

No coffee if it's only a half hour visit . I expect a coffee as soon as I walk through the door, even if I'm just there to bleed a radiator .

The shoes off I don't agree with, I always wear blue overshoes for little jobs and roll and stroll for anything over a days work. I was reading a post from someone on mumsnet (Don't ask why because I don't know myself ). And she was complaining because she had a plumber round who took his shoes off even after she offered overshoes. Her argument, which I agree with was she didn't want the plumbers possible sweaty/dirty socks walking on her cream carpets.

 

[Harry Parkes]

No coffee if it's only a half hour visit . I expect a coffee as soon as I walk through the door, even if I'm just there to bleed a radiator .

The shoes off I don't agree with, I always wear blue overshoes for little jobs and roll and stroll for anything over a days work. I was reading a post from someone on mumsnet (Don't ask why because I don't know myself ). And she was complaining because she had a plumber round who took his shoes off even after she offered overshoes. Her argument, which I agree with was she didn't want the plumbers possible sweaty/dirty socks walking on her cream carpets.

That’s a fair argument for shoes, always found the overshoes to be no good personally.

We always kick and stick carpets on big jobs ie heating works or bathrooms, the amount of times it’s saved us from black sludge is unreal!!
Miracle stuff

 

[Harvest Fields]

No coffee if it's only a half hour visit . I expect a coffee as soon as I walk through the door, even if I'm just there to bleed a radiator .

The shoes off I don't agree with, I always wear blue overshoes for little jobs and roll and stroll for anything over a days work. I was reading a post from someone on mumsnet (Don't ask why because I don't know myself ). And she was complaining because she had a plumber round who took his shoes off even after she offered overshoes. Her argument, which I agree with was she didn't want the plumbers possible sweaty/dirty socks walking on her cream carpets.

I agree about the coffee. It is the 2nd question when a trades person comes to my house. After how are you? The only time my shoes come off is if I’m there to quote. Fabric covers any other time.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

I never take my shoes off

Unless it’s cream I don’t wear overs (blue)