Clean, funny stuff.
 

I was cleaning my ears and pushed the wax in toooo far...now what?:eek:I suppose this only happens to me?
Nice recommendation on the cleaning site.:)

Don't you know you are not supposed to put anything smaller than you elbow in your ear, that's what my mother taught me.

Hey! They took my recommendation to have a forum for cleaning!

As a landlord, I have to know a little bit about a lot of different things to do my job, but by far the one thing I do the most is cleaning. If I'm not cleaning up after tenants when they vacate, I'm vaccuuming hallways, cleaning stairs, wiping down smoke barrier doors, etc. Probably about 60 percent of what I do is cleaning.

So, I'm probably gonna spend some time in here.

The only thing that I can see that might be a problem is that because I do so much cleaning, I own professional cleaning equipment that the average homeowner won't have. For example, I have a 17 inch floor machine for my vinyl composition tile floors, I have a carpet extractor that's typical of what most pro's would use. And, I have a Taski Vertica system for cleaning walls and ceilings, which is something most people won't have. So, I'm gonna have to keep that in mind when posting answers.

However, I certainly have enough experience cleaning, and I understand that most people think there's not much to it, but I expect people who frequent this forum will soon start to think differently. We'll see.


First tip:
Most people buy their cleaning supplies from a grocery store or home center. Don't do that if you have a cleaning problem you need to solve. Open your yellow pages phone book and turn to "Janitorial Equipment & Supplies", and phone around to try and find a family owned business there. Since successful cleaning is largely knowing what cleaner to use and how to use it, by purchasing your cleaning supplies at a janitorial supply store, not only do you get effective cleaning products (that just don't have the purfumes and dyes in them to make them look and smell sexy), you also get all the knowledge and experience of someone who's spent a career in the cleaning business tossed in free of charge. THAT is worth a lot because it's simply not possible to sell cleaning products to professionals for years without learning a lot about cleaning. If you buy your cleaning products from a grocery store, the only tech support you can count on is the customer service lady at the end of a 1-800 phone number, and she was probably selling insurance last month.

HaHa! Hope you got it worked out!

[QUOTE=Nestor_Kelebay;33943] Since successful cleaning is largely knowing what cleaner to use and how to use it, by purchasing your cleaning supplies at a janitorial supply store, not only do you get effective cleaning products (that just don't have the purfumes and dyes in them to make them look and smell sexy.


Well there you have it InspectorD, get some commercial cleaners cause you don't want sexy ears now do ya?:rofl:

That's right, Inspector...

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:...es/DogEars.jpg

http://tbn2.google.com/images?q=tbn:...g-big-ears.jpg

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:.../goat-ears.jpg

http://tbn3.google.com/images?q=tbn:...N.64192707.jpg

You don't want to end up looking like these guys.
It'd really screw up your social life.

wow
 

Those poor fellas need a mop and ringer to clean up.:rofl:
I will stick to what I know....which is only use your elbow for your ears to keep the animals at bay. See I learned sumthin.;)A bird told me.

Use a vacume like this one. Notice they are wearing ear muffs. That's so the wax in their ears doesn't get sucked out when they are trying to help you.:D
http://www.coburnplace.org/upload/pi...ek5/week5c.JPG

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Now I wish I was a professional like these guy's...then this would have never happened. Although it is a good excuse to keep sayin HUH?? all day long.:D

You have Ear wax? That's gross. You should see a Dr. right away.