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Hard Surface Floor Cleaning -Live Demo at Jon-Don in St. Pete

Posted at March 28, 2007 by Teresa Morrow

Eddie Morrow, owner of Morr Services, Inc. has been asked to conduct a live demonstration of stone & hard surface cleaning at Jon-Don St. Pete branch on May 9, 2007 for their Customer Appreciation Day from 10am-3pm. There will be free food, live demos of products and services, special discounts, vendor information, business resources, and consulting services. We hope to see you there - remember, May 9th, 2007 at Jon Don St. Pete.

Article on Pervious Pavement - Enviromental Friendly Concrete

Posted at by Teresa Morrow

This is a link to another article I found that is about pervious pavement and how it is enviromentally friendly concrete. (more…)

Going Green Shopping - Concrete, Cleaning, Conserve

Posted at March 27, 2007 by Teresa Morrow

I found this article about going green and being enviromentally friendly. It talks about concrete, cleaning products and conservation of energy. I thought our website visitors would find it helpful and insightful in regards to this subject.

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Ask Eddie Floor Cleaning Consulting Services - New Question

Posted at March 25, 2007 by Teresa Morrow

Dear ”Ask Eddie”: 

What is the best product to clean  those real Travertine floors ??   We just moved into a new house, with beautiful floors….

Good presentation, nice website!!

Arty Coppes, MA, CEC, ACC
www.aeoluscoaching.com
Tel: 703-589-3608

Answer:  In order to clean the real travertine floors, you need to use a akaline cleaner or a good degreaser. DO NOT use an acidic cleaner on the floor. 

I would recommend you try the following on a sample piece of the floor to see what works better to clean it.

1) You take 1 cup and fill 1/4 cup with the cleaner and 3/4cup with water.

2) Take a scrub brush and see if that does the trick.

If that doesn’t clean it properly, change the ratio to 50/50 ratio of cleaner/water.

** One of the most important things, is to be sure to THOROUGHLY rinse the area.

Marble/Stone Training Demos at JonDon in St. Pete

Posted at March 24, 2007 by Teresa Morrow

Morr Services, Inc. owner Eddie Morrow has been asked to conduct some stone floor surface training demos at JonDon location in St. Pete, Florida at their Customer Appreciation Day on May 9, 2007.  We will also be highlighting our consulting services and registering others for our class on Ceramic Tile & Grout Cleaning to be on May 25th at JonDon.

Eddie has almost 30 years in the floor cleaning & restoration industry and is an expert to be teaching such classes and workshops as being taught at JonDon.

Testimonial re: Exterior Concrete Coatings

Posted at March 22, 2007 by Teresa Morrow

I have lived and owned R/v Resorts in Florida for 38 yrs . Morr Services Inc gave us some of the best service and Quality of workmanship of any jobs I have had done in the past . I would highly recommend them to anyone.Their price was reasonable. They worked every day until the job was completed and it was absolutely beautiful when finished .

Mr. & Mrs. Poole

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Most Recent Exterior Concrete Coatings Job - Sarasota

Posted at March 19, 2007 by Teresa Morrow

These are two pictures of our most recent exterior concrete coatings job on a driveway for a lovely couple in Sarasota.

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Business Consulting to Floor Cleaning & Restoration Professionals

Posted at March 16, 2007 by Teresa Morrow

Morr Services, Inc. has an upcoming “addition” to their family….floor cleaning and restoration business consulting services. We will be offering such services as website design, hosting, shopping carts, administrative services, accounting, bookeeping, virtual receptionist specifically to the floor cleaning & restoration service industry business owners.  We are excited about this new venture and looking forward to providing these services to other floor cleaning & restoration business owners.

We will be providing more information about this in the upcoming weeks. If you should have any information, just give us a call.

Wood Floor Maintanace - A few tips

Posted at March 14, 2007 by Teresa Morrow

Wood floors can be beautiful if known how to proper maintain them.  Here are just a few tips in regards to wood floors.

·         Best rule: Know what kind of wood floor that you have installed. This will adequately give you access to the proper cleaner to use for maintenance purposes.

·         Be sure that you are aware of how to properly sweep a wood floor. Improper sweeping can possibly harm the surface of a wood floor.

 ·         The worst enemy to a wood floor can be water – be sure to ask the manufacturer or installer the best type of cleaner for your type of wood floor.

·         Some hardwood floor cleaners can be  just as harsh on a laminate floor as water because the hardwood floor cleaner can possibly take off  the protective coating on the laminate wood floor.

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Enviromentally Friendly - About Solar Power

Posted at by Teresa Morrow

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT SOLAR POWER

Q. How does the solar power (photovoltaic) or PV system work?
A. The solar panels generate electricity when exposed to sunlight. This additional electricity is fed by the power inverter into your home, and is linked to the utility grid.

Q. Will the PV system work on gray, cloudy or overcast days?
A. Yes, because photovoltaic energy uses the full spectrum of light. The ultraviolet rays are still charging the system, even when the sunlight isn’t visible.

Q. Does the PV system work when the utility grid is down?
A. If you choose a system that has a battery pack, it will provide power to those circuits you select as critical loads. You might choose the refrigerator, computers, lighting circuits, and TV. You can choose which appliances will have back-up power, should the grid go down.

Q. What happens when we generate more power than we’re using?
A. Excess electricity is fed back into the utility grid for others to use. Your electric meter credits you for all energy sent into the electric grid. You are then billed for the difference between the electricity you generate and the energy you use.

Diane Tegarden

FireWalker Publications, Inc.

http://www.firewalkerpublications.com

 


 

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