Outstanding! I do have a question bc I also do floors for a living. Do you have any recommendations for cleaning a wax floor in a high traffic area? It’s not feasible for me to strip right now and the wax has plenty of life left in it, I’m always interested in what tricks fellow floor techs use. Thank you,
Oh. Yes. I was trying to avoid stripping it for another month or so but I am actually in the process now of stripping the floor. Thanks for responding. Looking forward to your next video
Hello guys I have a question. I have a 9,000 sq ft building to strip and wax in one night. Should we (team of 3) all strip and wax all the edges first. Then start in the inside? Or should we be doing the inside and the edges at the same time?
Unfortunately, you have to find the right one. I only buy from one janitorial company because they are the only one that has that silky kind of nylon mop head.
Great Video. How do yall blend two different sections. Like say I have to leave one side open for traffic. So i wax one side than jump to other. How do you blend them down the middle??
You pray 😂. Just kidding. We only run into those issues at hospitals. But we try our best to not overlap as much. That’s when a flat mop system comes in handy. Other time we split up the coats and pray that on the last coat we can do one complete coat
That’s a great idea. I’ve thought about this. But at the time I did these videos, I had no idea that people would like them. I think I will invest in one soon. Thank you 🙏🏽
No need to strip and wax your floor any longer, BOOST™ MAX Slip Resistant Nano Sealant replaces annual strip and wax, lasts 3-7 years, provides slip resistance to all national standards, scratch resistant, and ease of maintenance. Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/LFiozRPPiUU/w-d-xo.html
Mam, good day. I got floor that so dirty. Already clean it but still looks dirty. Some place got mark, marks that come from chemicals use to clean the floor before. Floor typw is tiles. 2x1. Light brown. I got scrubbing / buffering machine but dont have basic on how to do it properly. Just know how tonuse the machine. But dont know the right work floow/ methods / sequence on hot to clean/buffering/polishing thw floor
Here’s a video explaining how to clean the floor properly. If you have anymore question, don’t hesitate to contact me. Female Removing Old Wax From Tile Floors - Trying To Make Money To Travel
@@Honored2bchosen i watch the video many times. Good video. But how do i share my floor pictures. So that u can have a good ideo on how to help me. Sorry. Tty using push behind scrubber or the one that you use, stil dont get good results.
What's the ball park on stripping n waxing a 9000 sq ft building im just starting out n really don't know what to charge i don't wanna charge to much bit i also dont wanna charge to low cause of the products i use n have to buy n we all know these stuff can get quite expensive
@@Honored2bchosen Thanks for getting back I've done a few jobs with waxing and stripping and they came out good but still leaving some streaks so are u saying let it dry longer ?
@@robg7379 no. I’m saying let it dry slow. Sometimes if it drys fast, it will dry streaked. An example would be if you put a fan on it too soon. Or if the air is on In the room.
Employers won’t tell but floor wax. , stipper etc is very toxic to inhale and causes cancer n I researched it. I’m a custodian. Request that your employer provide you with respirator , gloves etc
This is definitely true. FYI. I am the employer. I have been telling my husband we should use some kind of protection for. Years. Thanks for the comment
He has several of them. He refuses to use them. He said it doesn’t get the job done correctly. I agree with you. I’m not getting on my hands and knees for that long, lol
@@Honored2bchosen you guys don't wear anything to help you guys not slip once you guys pour the stripper down we use women's ankle socks for their flats it helps us no slide allover the place because some places have so much wax on the floor it's supper slippery
I learned a lot with this video thank you. I like the no shoes tip and also like how you drag the mop so as not to leave drips 👍🏼
Thank you
Oh wow.. you guys did a great job. Okay Fam..it looks good!!! Lol @ the part where you were looking for your phone.. I do that all the time 😂😂
Thank you girl. And yes, I felt so crazy looking for that phone 😂
Great work! I love a good work ethic and you can’t be replaced by a computer😉 Pride in your work shows too. 💕
Thank you so much
She does a great job spreading it
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How long do you wait in-between coats? Or just as soon as it drys, you lay the next coat?
Drying times vary. So, I could be anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour
@@Honored2bchosen thank you!
Outstanding! I do have a question bc I also do floors for a living. Do you have any recommendations for cleaning a wax floor in a high traffic area? It’s not feasible for me to strip right now and the wax has plenty of life left in it, I’m always interested in what tricks fellow floor techs use. Thank you,
I’m sorry. I have no ideas except stripping it. The only other thing is buffing it. I’m sure you know that already though
Oh. Yes. I was trying to avoid stripping it for another month or so but I am actually in the process now of stripping the floor. Thanks for responding. Looking forward to your next video
Hello guys
I have a question. I have a 9,000 sq ft building to strip and wax in one night. Should we (team of 3) all strip and wax all the edges first. Then start in the inside? Or should we be doing the inside and the edges at the same time?
I would have two people on the edges while someone starts the middle. That usually works for us
@@Honored2bchosen thank you!
I just a brand new mop head nylon and it left lint in floor. How can I prevent this from happening?
Good video
Unfortunately, you have to find the right one. I only buy from one janitorial company because they are the only one that has that silky kind of nylon mop head.
@@Honored2bchosen ok I usually buy at janitorial store 24inch
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Fantastic job you two!
Thank you so much 😊
Great job you two! I have a question, how do you mix the wax? I see some people add water and some don’t. Is it better with water or no? TIA
I would never add water. That could lead to big problems in the finish product
Did you guys move the furniture or did client move it beforehand?
The client moved the furniture
Great Video. How do yall blend two different sections. Like say I have to leave one side open for traffic. So i wax one side than jump to other. How do you blend them down the middle??
You pray 😂. Just kidding. We only run into those issues at hospitals. But we try our best to not overlap as much. That’s when a flat mop system comes in handy. Other time we split up the coats and pray that on the last coat we can do one complete coat
I always use an applicator system to avoid blending issues. I have been doing hospital floors now for 15 years.
More videos PLEASE
Hello, what polish/wax is this?
It’s called Hard as Nails
Bruh. I'm looking at these comments and I dont see it. Damn I gotta day it. Smh. Husband very lucky
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I recommend that you get a GoPro that way you can mounted onto your self to get a better perspective on the way that you work
That’s a great idea. I’ve thought about this. But at the time I did these videos, I had no idea that people would like them. I think I will invest in one soon. Thank you 🙏🏽
No need to strip and wax your floor any longer, BOOST™ MAX Slip Resistant Nano Sealant replaces annual strip and wax, lasts 3-7 years, provides slip resistance to all national standards, scratch resistant, and ease of maintenance. Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/LFiozRPPiUU/w-d-xo.html
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I love watching you great work
How durable is a finish like this, how long will it last?
As long as they don’t put any harsh chemicals on it, it will last well over a year
Beautiful
Mam, good day. I got floor that so dirty. Already clean it but still looks dirty. Some place got mark, marks that come from chemicals use to clean the floor before. Floor typw is tiles. 2x1. Light brown. I got scrubbing / buffering machine but dont have basic on how to do it properly. Just know how tonuse the machine. But dont know the right work floow/ methods / sequence on hot to clean/buffering/polishing thw floor
Here’s a video explaining how to clean the floor properly. If you have anymore question, don’t hesitate to contact me. Female Removing Old Wax From Tile Floors - Trying To Make Money To Travel
th-cam.com/video/Utb6Kqc5EAw/w-d-xo.html
@@Honored2bchosen i watch the video many times. Good video. But how do i share my floor pictures. So that u can have a good ideo on how to help me. Sorry. Tty using push behind scrubber or the one that you use, stil dont get good results.
You can email me at Lakeishabailey76@gmail.com to share your pictures
How much charge a customer. Sq feet ? How about the price. ?
I charge between.35-55 cents a square foot
What's the ball park on stripping n waxing a 9000 sq ft building im just starting out n really don't know what to charge i don't wanna charge to much bit i also dont wanna charge to low cause of the products i use n have to buy n we all know these stuff can get quite expensive
I charge between .35-.55 cents a square foot. His particular job, I charged .45 cents.
Hey somebody here want to buy was finish it’s vectra 55 per box
Great job, very helpful 💕
Thank you. I’m glad the video helped
@@Honored2bchosen
Good vid how do u avoid streaks when laying down the wax or is that just the nature of using the mop
@@robg7379 thank you. As long as you left the wax dry slow, it will not leave any streaks
@@Honored2bchosen
Thanks for getting back I've done a few jobs with waxing and stripping and they came out good but still leaving some streaks so are u saying let it dry longer ?
@@robg7379 no. I’m saying let it dry slow. Sometimes if it drys fast, it will dry streaked. An example would be if you put a fan on it too soon. Or if the air is on In the room.
Great work
Thank you
@@Honored2bchosen Hey I am looking forward to more video's
@@samayatyson3873 thank you. I will be sure to put out more soon. ❤️
Looking good
Thank you
Employers won’t tell but floor wax. , stipper etc is very toxic to inhale and causes cancer n I researched it. I’m a custodian. Request that your employer provide you with respirator , gloves etc
This is definitely true. FYI. I am the employer. I have been telling my husband we should use some kind of protection for. Years. Thanks for the comment
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Nvm
Thicker than a snicker 🤭 but yes floors my thang too
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I love stripping and waxing. I used to show my finesse game heavenly when it came down to the finishing coats. No swirls EVER
Tell your husband to get a 5 feet long handle scrapper so he won't have to be on his knees.
He has several of them. He refuses to use them. He said it doesn’t get the job done correctly. I agree with you. I’m not getting on my hands and knees for that long, lol
@@Honored2bchosen you guys don't wear anything to help you guys not slip once you guys pour the stripper down we use women's ankle socks for their flats it helps us no slide allover the place because some places have so much wax on the floor it's supper slippery