LindaC
March 11, 2007, 01:15 AM
Hi Jim,
The business owners I have discussed this problem with all do not want to have anything put on their drive thru pads, parking lots, concrete pads at the gas pumps, or sidewalks that has to be rinsed off with water. They fear that chemicals will get into the storm drains and they will receive fines.
Granted, one may pick up one or two customers by using a liquid cleaner and rinsing the cleaned area with water...but after talking with potential customers I don't think the venture would generate the amount of money I am after if I used a liquid cleaner that has to be rinsed off with water.
My Best 2 U,
LindaC
The business owners I have discussed this problem with all do not want to have anything put on their drive thru pads, parking lots, concrete pads at the gas pumps, or sidewalks that has to be rinsed off with water. They fear that chemicals will get into the storm drains and they will receive fines.
Granted, one may pick up one or two customers by using a liquid cleaner and rinsing the cleaned area with water...but after talking with potential customers I don't think the venture would generate the amount of money I am after if I used a liquid cleaner that has to be rinsed off with water.
My Best 2 U,
LindaC
