Customers and washboys

[Sir Ramic]

I tiled a conservatory recently and the client looked in during the day making the appropriate appreciative noises. When i had finished laying the tiles he enquired how i grouted, then when i showed him he asked how i was going to get them clean again. Out came the wash boy and the floor which was a nice easy to clean glazed floor tile was cleaned in no time at all. So impressed he was with the wash boy i had to send him a link via email of where he could buy one for cleaning the floor over the coming years.
Maybe i should carry stock because thats the 3rd washboy i could have sold to a customer.

[TilingLogistics]

Originally Posted by Sir Ramic

I tiled a conservatory recently and the client looked in during the day making the appropriate appreciative noises. When i had finished laying the tiles he enquired how i grouted, then when i showed him he asked how i was going to get them clean again. Out came the wash boy and the floor which was a nice easy to clean glazed floor tile was cleaned in no time at all. So impressed he was with the wash boy i had to send him a link via email of where he could buy one for cleaning the floor over the coming years.
Maybe i should carry stock because thats the 3rd washboy i could have sold to a customer.

Neale

Get a deal done with dave at TradeTiler

Kev

[davy_G]

The clients like my Fein, washboy and addy mixer but not enough to buy them!! Good on ya SR!

[Pawelzik]

Originally Posted by Sir Ramic

Maybe i should carry stock because thats the 3rd washboy i could have sold to a customer.

Why not, Neale. If it is a good business go ahead. After all you can use them by your own as your actual wash boy will not be your last one, isn´t it? Take 5, sell 3-4, have 1-2 spare.

[Dave]

I have been asked before as well.......and i don't blame them coz they are the essential tool for a fixer or domestic house husband..

[CLAYS TILES]

the trouble is people wont pay nearly £50 for one when they can buy a mop for few quid!