Big Problems AT Work

[Rhodie Ranch]

^^ wonderful post Cane.

The gal at the transfer station in Angels Camp, where I went for five years to take my recycles and garbage, had horrible stories of horrible people. I felt for her to have to shoulder all the anger and frustration from her clients.

 

[flowerbug]

any kind of public service type job can be a challenge.

i've never been a comfortable with strangers sort of person, but found out that i could function working at a small town public library, but i still had some moments where i wished i could have been someplace else...

 

[Nyboy]

Oh dear...
I'm am so sorry that this is STILL an ongoing hassle and headache for you and your business.
People can be jerks. I post almost daily on FB about something 'horrible' that someone has done at the scale.
It hurts to feel blamed for something you didn't do - and to feel rejected and condemned when you're doing all that can be done to fix a problem.
I WISH that I had the option of having someone so considerate and professional as you to care for my pets when I'm away.

Thank you it means a lot

 

[flowerbug]

Thank you it means a lot

i hope things turn around soon for you there. are you all clear of new infections?

 

[bobm]

Another thing that you may want to try as a preventive proactive measure is ... invest in a steam machine to steam clean / sanitize the kennels when vacant. You can also spread handfulls of rock salt on the floors when they are vacant, then hose them off when you need to house a dog there.

 

[Nyboy]

@bobm funny thing a couple of weeks before start of this I looked into stream machines. I asked about them on a cleaning site. Most of the feed back was stream not hot enough to disinfect.

 

[Collector]

I pray you are getting through this nightmare. As hard as you been working it should come to an end soon. Hang in there.

 

[bobm]

@bobm funny thing a couple of weeks before start of this I looked into stream machines. I asked about them on a cleaning site. Most of the feed back was stream not hot enough to disinfect.

What steam does is help loosen fats , oils and other organic matter so that they can be washed away. The rock salt changes the ph of the organic matter on the floor that then can be washed away leaving cleaner surfaces. We did this simple proceedure twice a week on the University Pathology necropsy room whose ceiling and walls were 24 feet tall to help remove sources where pathogens can hide which lowered pathogen numbers and easier for the chemical big guns to destroy the rest.

 

[Nyboy]

Bob ordering one now

 

[canesisters]

How's it going?