It didn’t take long to learn how tough this work really is. Myself, I really loved it. Summertime, if it could be cleaned, it got cleaned. I always felt appreciated buy the nice complements passed out all year.
Its the best because no teachers are there or kids. Its nice a quiet. And when you clean something it stays clean. How do i know. Been doing it for 9 years now.
I HATE the staff showing up right in the middle of summer clean up, moving the caution tape aside, shoving the barriers aside, and walking on the wet wax floor and then complaining about their shoes being ruined. Oh, and the school principals taking over summer cleanup and putting you back in charge in August when they find out they mismanaged the time on the deep cleaning schedule and school is opening in 2 weeks.
Yup I’m a custodian at an elementary school.the summer is exhausting.. long 10 hour days deep cleaning the restrooms, the classrooms and stripping, waxing buffing the floors. It’s a process...
Eddie W yes especially since I’m young and everyone at the school could be my mom dad or grandma or grandpa. I’m n my early 20s can’t really relate with anyone else or act like myself. Gotta be mature or quiet act like I got some sense around them which is annoying bc we all wanna have fun sometimes at the work place. It’s an elementary school teachers are teaching and others are in their work place so I get pretty lonely can’t even leave for lunch. Benefits are good through. Pay is decent. Once a month tho can get hard best of it all is out holidays and weekends. That’s what’s keeping me sans the benefits other then that I’ll be gone. Maybe another school year then I’m gone. Next school year oct will b two years doing this type of job
I worked at a small town HS in Iowa for five years(been doing janitorial since 1993 though). The high school however was massive and within the time I had worked there the district had obtained grants to renovate an elementary and the middle school and built another elementary(everyone had to have a hand in clean up for those, too). For the HS they added 12 classrooms to the north wing, doubled the size of the weight & wrestling rooms, annexed another gym on the south wing with an indoor running track and plans to expand the sports complex which was already outfitted with baseball, football, track, shot put and soccer fields. They also installed geothermal for the HS one summer. That was a mess. We had three people on our cleaning staff...figure that one out. During summer we worked four '10s' but usually got three day weekends. Unlike some schools, our HS was NEVER quiet...it NEVER shut down! There was always something going on there(community, band or sports related). It also didn't help that administrators seemed to have no problem lending the facility out to just about any non-district affiliated entity...it got to be really tiring. And if they made a mess we had to clean that too, of course. The gym had to be on a usage schedule and many times it was supposed to be closed but someone would always be banging on the door saying they had reserved gym time. One time I came in on a weekend to do building checks and not expecting anyone in the building at that time I began hearing commotion in the gym. I walked in and there were some people doing layups but I had no idea what team or district they were from as they were in red Ts(our colors were blue and white). I'm like...what intrigue is this?? Man, we used to get so mad about all the miscommunication there and we always seemed to be the ones to have to sort out other people's errors. [Edit: I seemed to have forgotten: whereas that did happen, it was because our HS was a WaMaC Conference Host. So it was basically open to 12 other Eastern Iowa conference members. We had to 'represent' I guess lol] A whole day had to be reserved to refinish the gym and the whole staff had to be there(well, three custodians, grounds director, the finish distributor and a few back up people). Once that finish was catalyzed, you had to get it down and perfectly within 15 minutes or so per bucket. And once it was down you had no time to go back over a mistake or you'd make it worse(wax was more forgiving than this stuff). So it had to be perfect. All along, the ventilation had to be turned off(including AC)and the doors shut and sealed off to drafts otherwise the finish would flash dry. It was sweaty work in thick fumes. Other things we did in the summer other than strip & wax floors: move furniture for staff/new teachers, install projectors(smart screens/projectors were phasing out white boards then), scrub and paint walls, clean out lockers and account for text books, make trips to the recyclers with truck loads of discarded books, pick up supplies like clay for the art room, change filters & light bulbs, assemble new kitchen or office furniture, extract office, library and auditorium carpets, squeegee windows, pull weeds and other grunt work around the sports complex, adjust toilet and sink valves, change automatic sink batteries...we pretty much did everything except major plumbing or construction. Oh yeah, pest control...seems like we were constantly battling mice in the fall and wasps and hornets in the summer. The school was more or less surrounded by farm fields and a nearby creek, so, we were in line for all sorts of critters. One summer as they were adding on classrooms to the north wing one of the construction workers accidentally cut a glycol coolant line in one of the classrooms. We had just finished those floors, too(2nd level) and put everything in order only to have over three classrooms and part of the hallway flooded with cobalt blue glycol. It even leaked down into 1st floor against the walls and all over the lockers. It was chaos. I loved the job and 'HS Janitor' is 'the job' to have in terms of benefits and pay, but, in my situation the last few years due to the growing population/rural-urban sprawl it just wasn't feasible for me(small town was annexing to a major college town). They weren't planning on hiring more help in step with the scope of work being added, either. So, I quit.
I'm actually a Custodian in Ontario Canada summer went by so quickly this is probably the quickest summer I have worked probably because I enjoy my job & they pay good in Canada
I'm a janitor/cleaner in Scotland. Being able to do stuff like this during the holidays is something I could only think of. We only work during term time.
I remember seeing those machines at my old high school before I graduated (the schools in my town are Clarke users, I’m talking vacuums, floor scrubbers, carpet cleaners, etc)
All moving furniture around to do cleaning and waxing. I know what is the feel after a 8 hrs. 😒😓😤 and then it's not been reconized for all teachers and students.😞😖😲
I can easily answer they question as a school custodian myself. The answer is scrubbing, waxing, cleaning, moving lots of furniture and doing a lot of other physical work. 😒
truth!!!! first part of the video is what I do 5 days a weeks at my school I run a kaviac in the bathrooms!!! I work for the pasco county school district here in florida!
Lucky for us, we have some college kids that the school system hires during the summer to move the furniture out and back in when we're done striping and waxing...
I just started this week as part time custodian. Its definitely a challenge. Fortunately i got good/nice coworkers and supervisor but he has a strong accent so its hard to understand sometimes. Any advice since I am new? I am trying to do better.
Too bad our company sucks and everyone is pretty much divided, so many untrained and lazy custodians spread across the schools here. I've been told many times by the school staff that me and my partner were were a blessing to be put at our current site. Of course we had a head start on cleaning due to Covid and now just about to enter stripping the old wax a reapplying some fresh new wax!
Instead of complaining about the others, why don't you lend them a tip from time to time or try to explain how certain things are done so they can learn and be better at their jobs. It's more beneficial to help somebody learn than just complain about them and say you are better.
No carpet extraction? No monotonous desk and chair cleaning. No Breaking your back on the ground scrubbing baseboards? No pressure washing out walkoff mats and lunch tables?
@@mrjeffthecustodian thanks so much for the quick reply, I have a room where this occurs about two months after stripping and waxing. Thanks again for the communication, great videos by the way.
Wish we did that. That’s Awesome. I get 10 days vacation a year. Can build up over 20 days. Get 5 personal days a year. I try to save them all and take lots of time off in summer. Spend as much time with my family as I can.
@@mrjeffthecustodian nicee I did the same work in Florida for a total of 12 years 2 years in the supermarket 10 years in the school district in Florida the job market here is a joke because it's a right to work state bad benefits, political, everyone only wants to speak creole,Spanish, Guatemalan I'm first generation American that is 50%Spanish 50% Italian from the southern region and I'm very proud to speak English and do as Americans do I wish I could leave Florida someday inflation here is horrible vacationing here is a blast that's about it 😄
I have dull floors in the school how do I get them to shine..Constantly dirty and and can’t get them clean The head guy didn’t wax them that good I think..I’m buying and ma 30 and a burnisher
@@mrjeffthecustodian No mopping machine mopping is a real pain in the neck..I have 2 huge schools to mop..It’s difficult..I stumbled on your channel and and happy I did..What can you recommend..MA30 Clark for the rooms?
Not having a mop machine is a killer. We went years with out one. I would ask they would say to experience. So I finally said will you at least let the company come do a demo. They said yes. The company did one pass. The floor look like it had been stripped basically against my hand mopping. They bought right then and there. Huge labor savior. Plus the quality of the floor look!!
@@charlesgomez4495 UPS loader pays better I am a UPS package handler and a custodian also just working as a custodian while I get a UPS driver position
Were the janitors closets right by the bathrooms ? because we do the same thing when we do our bathrooms durning the summer except we use a square scrub we run hoses from our closets from across the hall
I've been a custodian at a high school for nearly 4 years. My advice to you is to just take it one task at a time and do what you can. It may be overwhelming at first, but you'll get the hang of it pretty quickly. Also, it doesn't hurt to have good relationships with the other staff. Good luck!
I'm 12 years in and I've worked in 80 schools, best advice I got was never take anything personally, and just know that everything you made shinny today will be destroyed tomorrow! Oh and do it with a smile, cause you know you will have a job waiting for you to do your magic the very next day :) Happy cleaning
Mark's Custom Design well said. It’s spring break and I spent all day yesterday Burnishing my halls. Knowing I’m the only one that will really enjoy how good they look now. When the kids come back next week boom it’s destroyed. I’ve been in the business for 18 years. I use to really let it bother me when things got messed up that I spent hours working on. Now is like water off a ducks back. I was hired to keep things as good as I can. I have figured a couple of things out. Number 1 kids deserve a clean place to learn. Number 2 as long as you work and keep your mouth shut, and as longs as kids are being born everyday. You have job security. As Mark said for sure don’t take things personal. Number 3 I’m my own worst enemy when it comes to trying keep everything perfect when it’s impossible. I have say to myself. Control the job don’t let the job control you. Just set a steady pace and go with flow. What you do in the summer and days there is no one in the building makes the job much easier thru out the year. When school is in session. Your just maintaining until the next deep cleaning.
@mrjeffthecustodian really that must be tough the colleges here in Florida the students and staff disrespect the custodians constantly I always worked elementary school because middle school and up here is tough hopefully where your at there nicer🙏 I had to one time clean feces from the urinals and hallways and worse and this was elementary school
Absolutely very respectful! Best place I have ever worked. The school system I worked for. Offered me Job a few months back. They treated us well there and I miss the kids so much. But the collage is much easier on my old body. Plus I have made a lot of great friends at the college.
Jefferey Maddox The side by side seems like it would be fine because it’s a very simple machine and it’s 40 years old (things were built with quality back then). But the newer Clarke Boost machine you have seems kinda crappy. Personally I prefer Tennant.
A lot of people underestimate us. They really don't know how hard this job is!
Told that right. In full time summer mode right now!
@@mrjeffthecustodian Me too👍
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Indeed yes I'm a custodian as well much love respect for all from Brooklyn New York 💪💪💯
Usps custodian here. I've been stationed at a annex that hasn't been cleaned for 8 months. Wish me luck, lol...
Decent work.. just wish we were appreciated more for our efforts
Thank you all custodians its a tough job
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This is my first summer as a janitor...all I can say is, "Holy Moley!"
From one custodian to another thanks for posting this.
Thank you as well.
*cheers*
It didn’t take long to learn how tough this work really is. Myself, I really loved it. Summertime, if it could be cleaned, it got cleaned. I always felt appreciated buy the nice complements passed out all year.
Summer time work of cleaning sure makes the rest of the year easier.
@@mrjeffthecustodian I would agree, 💯 percent.
Its the best because no teachers are there or kids. Its nice a quiet. And when you clean something it stays clean. How do i know. Been doing it for 9 years now.
Yes sir! You puttin that wax down so good we should call you the glass man!
I HATE the staff showing up right in the middle of summer clean up, moving the caution tape aside, shoving the barriers aside, and walking on the wet wax floor and then complaining about their shoes being ruined.
Oh, and the school principals taking over summer cleanup and putting you back in charge in August when they find out they mismanaged the time on the deep cleaning schedule and school is opening in 2 weeks.
I'd hold a meeting on that.
That's completely unacceptable
The hardest part of the job is the furniture. That and stripping a floor that hasnt been stripped in 10 years.
Yup I’m a custodian at an elementary school.the summer is exhausting.. long 10 hour days deep cleaning the restrooms, the classrooms and stripping, waxing buffing the floors. It’s a process...
Do you ever feel like a paper bag just drifting off into the wind?
Eddie W yes especially since I’m young and everyone at the school could be my mom dad or grandma or grandpa. I’m n my early 20s can’t really relate with anyone else or act like myself. Gotta be mature or quiet act like I got some sense around them which is annoying bc we all wanna have fun sometimes at the work place. It’s an elementary school teachers are teaching and others are in their work place so I get pretty lonely can’t even leave for lunch. Benefits are good through. Pay is decent. Once a month tho can get hard best of it all is out holidays and weekends. That’s what’s keeping me sans the benefits other then that I’ll be gone. Maybe another school year then I’m gone. Next school year oct will b two years doing this type of job
CONTENTO QUING I got a lot of respect for you
Juan Diaz thanks ❤️
Try to hang on for 5 yrs so when you reach age retirement you will get a Cut..
I worked at a small town HS in Iowa for five years(been doing janitorial since 1993 though). The high school however was massive and within the time I had worked there the district had obtained grants to renovate an elementary and the middle school and built another elementary(everyone had to have a hand in clean up for those, too). For the HS they added 12 classrooms to the north wing, doubled the size of the weight & wrestling rooms, annexed another gym on the south wing with an indoor running track and plans to expand the sports complex which was already outfitted with baseball, football, track, shot put and soccer fields. They also installed geothermal for the HS one summer. That was a mess. We had three people on our cleaning staff...figure that one out.
During summer we worked four '10s' but usually got three day weekends. Unlike some schools, our HS was NEVER quiet...it NEVER shut down! There was always something going on there(community, band or sports related). It also didn't help that administrators seemed to have no problem lending the facility out to just about any non-district affiliated entity...it got to be really tiring. And if they made a mess we had to clean that too, of course.
The gym had to be on a usage schedule and many times it was supposed to be closed but someone would always be banging on the door saying they had reserved gym time. One time I came in on a weekend to do building checks and not expecting anyone in the building at that time I began hearing commotion in the gym. I walked in and there were some people doing layups but I had no idea what team or district they were from as they were in red Ts(our colors were blue and white). I'm like...what intrigue is this?? Man, we used to get so mad about all the miscommunication there and we always seemed to be the ones to have to sort out other people's errors. [Edit: I seemed to have forgotten: whereas that did happen, it was because our HS was a WaMaC Conference Host. So it was basically open to 12 other Eastern Iowa conference members. We had to 'represent' I guess lol]
A whole day had to be reserved to refinish the gym and the whole staff had to be there(well, three custodians, grounds director, the finish distributor and a few back up people). Once that finish was catalyzed, you had to get it down and perfectly within 15 minutes or so per bucket. And once it was down you had no time to go back over a mistake or you'd make it worse(wax was more forgiving than this stuff). So it had to be perfect. All along, the ventilation had to be turned off(including AC)and the doors shut and sealed off to drafts otherwise the finish would flash dry. It was sweaty work in thick fumes.
Other things we did in the summer other than strip & wax floors: move furniture for staff/new teachers, install projectors(smart screens/projectors were phasing out white boards then), scrub and paint walls, clean out lockers and account for text books, make trips to the recyclers with truck loads of discarded books, pick up supplies like clay for the art room, change filters & light bulbs, assemble new kitchen or office furniture, extract office, library and auditorium carpets, squeegee windows, pull weeds and other grunt work around the sports complex, adjust toilet and sink valves, change automatic sink batteries...we pretty much did everything except major plumbing or construction. Oh yeah, pest control...seems like we were constantly battling mice in the fall and wasps and hornets in the summer. The school was more or less surrounded by farm fields and a nearby creek, so, we were in line for all sorts of critters.
One summer as they were adding on classrooms to the north wing one of the construction workers accidentally cut a glycol coolant line in one of the classrooms. We had just finished those floors, too(2nd level) and put everything in order only to have over three classrooms and part of the hallway flooded with cobalt blue glycol. It even leaked down into 1st floor against the walls and all over the lockers. It was chaos.
I loved the job and 'HS Janitor' is 'the job' to have in terms of benefits and pay, but, in my situation the last few years due to the growing population/rural-urban sprawl it just wasn't feasible for me(small town was annexing to a major college town). They weren't planning on hiring more help in step with the scope of work being added, either. So, I quit.
Custodian work has its challenges. Plus can make you
Dog tired.
I do this everyday in a factory i work in except i use a kaivac machine to clean the bathrooms. I really love that thing ❤️
I'm actually a Custodian in Ontario Canada summer went by so quickly this is probably the quickest summer I have worked probably because I enjoy my job & they pay good in Canada
You deserve to be getting paid really well.
I'm a janitor/cleaner in Scotland. Being able to do stuff like this during the holidays is something I could only think of. We only work during term time.
That makes it hard to deep clean I’m sure.
Is it okay if I call you groundskeeper Willie
Oh yep. That side by side machine is a beast.
I remember seeing those machines at my old high school before I graduated (the schools in my town are Clarke users, I’m talking vacuums, floor scrubbers, carpet cleaners, etc)
All moving furniture around to do cleaning and waxing. I know what is the feel after a 8 hrs. 😒😓😤 and then it's not been reconized for all teachers and students.😞😖😲
Yep and not getting any younger. 17 years down and 13 to go.
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agree, im a custodian for middle school and i love what i do but is hard work stripping, waxing deep cleaning etc.
Kudos to whoever picks the music
I just became a second shit custodians for prek thru 2nd grade in Feb:) love my job
I can easily answer they question as a school custodian myself. The answer is scrubbing, waxing, cleaning, moving lots of furniture and doing a lot of other physical work. 😒
Tks. Your are my guide.
Love to help people
truth!!!! first part of the video is what I do 5 days a weeks at my school I run a kaviac in the bathrooms!!! I work for the pasco county school district here in florida!
Custodians do the most work in the school system or any other place
Schools, collages couldn’t operate without us very long.
@@mrjeffthecustodian absolutely correct. The places would become so disgustingly filthy and just fall apart.
Inaccurate Ask any staff member. We sit around and dont do a single all summer. Thats why that one tiny scuff in the floor is there
Lol
You should do a while video on deep cleaning the bathrooms during the summer.
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Definitely not easy work! I've been a school Custodian in St Louis Mo for 7 years SLPS
Became a custodian like a week ago... so yeah... getting sum tips 🤪 thx
What color pad would you recommend me use on my swing machine to get in between grout? Or would a deck brush work better?
I get much better results with brush.
A lot of walls are not cleaned. Do you guys scrub the walls.
When needed.
Do you have to stick your hand in toilet to get that shine clean?
Use a bowl mop.
I am guessing the stripper is breaking down the glue/adhesive. Thanks again.
Lucky for us, we have some college kids that the school system hires during the summer to move the furniture out and back in when we're done striping and waxing...
We use to. The last 2 years I was in public school it was all on us.
I'm a CFL custodian for life for 20 year so far
Those machines at 0:38 are hard as hell to use. The first time i used one it spun me around.
I was like a pinball bouncing from one side of the hall to the other. Love seeing rookies get a hold of them me. Lol
I felt talented when I was in control. The first time, yep it took me for a ride. Everyone else had a good laugh 😂
I will share my store about my first time one of these days.
I just started this week as part time custodian. Its definitely a challenge. Fortunately i got good/nice coworkers and supervisor but he has a strong accent so its hard to understand sometimes. Any advice since I am new? I am trying to do better.
Watch all my videos.
Do the stuff they hate to do
Too bad our company sucks and everyone is pretty much divided, so many untrained and lazy custodians spread across the schools here. I've been told many times by the school staff that me and my partner were were a blessing to be put at our current site. Of course we had a head start on cleaning due to Covid and now just about to enter stripping the old wax a reapplying some fresh new wax!
I always go to bed at night knowing . I did what I was hired to do. It can be flustering see others not doing the same.
Instead of complaining about the others, why don't you lend them a tip from time to time or try to explain how certain things are done so they can learn and be better at their jobs. It's more beneficial to help somebody learn than just complain about them and say you are better.
Absolutely!!!!
This is hilarious to me 😂😂
No carpet extraction? No monotonous desk and chair cleaning. No Breaking your back on the ground scrubbing baseboards? No pressure washing out walkoff mats and lunch tables?
Yes we did that stuff to.
Mr. Jeff, during this video it shows a black substance seemingly coming up between the tiles, do you know what this is?
Dirt! This bathroom was another custodians than never deep cleaned in years.
you forgot about pressure washing the outside of the school 🙂
I hope they installed some hand sanitizer dispensers 2020 post COVID-19 2020.
We have had them for years.
I went to New York last summer
Not in the bathroom but the wide open space that appears to be VCT tile, thanks for the quick reply.
In some of the classrooms is just the good old chair marks. The in between tile that’s glue from the tile that has worked out. It’s hard to get up to.
@@mrjeffthecustodian thanks so much for the quick reply, I have a room where this occurs about two months after stripping and waxing. Thanks again for the communication, great videos by the way.
Yes it shows up quick.
our school system gives us the summers off
WOW
@@mrjeffthecustodian we work about two weeks after the kids get out , then start back about three weeks before they come back
Wish we did that. That’s Awesome. I get 10 days vacation a year. Can build up over 20 days. Get 5 personal days a year. I try to save them all and take lots of time off in summer. Spend as much time with my family as I can.
what state are you in?
Alabama
@@mrjeffthecustodian nicee I did the same work in Florida for a total of 12 years 2 years in the supermarket 10 years in the school district in Florida the job market here is a joke because it's a right to work state bad benefits, political, everyone only wants to speak creole,Spanish, Guatemalan I'm first generation American that is 50%Spanish
50% Italian from the southern region and I'm very proud to speak English and do as Americans do I wish I could leave Florida someday inflation here is horrible vacationing here is a blast that's about it 😄
I bet you if I was american of german,Irish,english blood you would of answered
Say what?
What do you call those machines?
Slow speed buffer. Have called them
Side by side.
I have dull floors in the school how do I get them to shine..Constantly dirty and and can’t get them clean
The head guy didn’t wax them that good I think..I’m buying and ma 30 and a burnisher
Got to have a great of wax job. That makes the up keep easier. Do you have a mop machine?
@@mrjeffthecustodian No mopping machine mopping is a real pain in the neck..I have 2 huge schools to mop..It’s difficult..I stumbled on your channel and and happy I did..What can you recommend..MA30 Clark for the rooms?
Not having a mop machine is a killer. We went years with out one. I would ask they would say to experience. So I finally said will you at least let the company come do a demo. They said yes. The company did one pass. The floor look like it had been stripped basically against my hand mopping. They bought right then and there. Huge labor savior. Plus the quality of the floor look!!
@@mrjeffthecustodian I’m looking at a Ma 30 for the class rooms the bigger one the guys supposed to do the hallways but I’m not sure he does..
How many times a day do you have to clean one certain restroom?
Check through out the day. Deep clean once a day.
@@mrjeffthecustodian is your day slow ? Or does time fly?
I guess it’s about 50/50. Some days are slow. Some are fast. Just depends on what pops up through out the day.
@@mrjeffthecustodian ok, thank you for your help. Was deciding whether to be a ups loader/unloader or a custodian.
@@charlesgomez4495 UPS loader pays better I am a UPS package handler and a custodian also just working as a custodian while I get a UPS driver position
Were the janitors closets right by the bathrooms ? because we do the same thing when we do our bathrooms durning the summer except we use a square scrub we run hoses from our closets from across the hall
I use a square sometimes on my bathrooms to. Love it for doing floors!
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Area observed was white VCT
Im going to be a custodian soon any advice
I've been a custodian at a high school for nearly 4 years. My advice to you is to just take it one task at a time and do what you can. It may be overwhelming at first, but you'll get the hang of it pretty quickly. Also, it doesn't hurt to have good relationships with the other staff. Good luck!
I’m planning on making some training videos in the future.
I'm 12 years in and I've worked in 80 schools, best advice I got was never take anything personally, and just know that everything you made shinny today will be destroyed tomorrow! Oh and do it with a smile, cause you know you will have a job waiting for you to do your magic the very next day :) Happy cleaning
Mark's Custom Design well said. It’s spring break and I spent all day yesterday Burnishing my halls. Knowing I’m the only one that will really enjoy how good they look now. When the kids come back next week boom it’s destroyed. I’ve been in the business for 18 years. I use to really let it bother me when things got messed up that I spent hours working on. Now is like water off a ducks back. I was hired to keep things as good as I can. I have figured a couple of things out. Number 1 kids deserve a clean place to learn. Number 2 as long as you work and keep your mouth shut, and as longs as kids are being born everyday. You have job security. As Mark said for sure don’t take things personal. Number 3 I’m my own worst enemy when it comes to trying keep everything perfect when it’s impossible. I have say to myself. Control the job don’t let the job control you. Just set a steady pace and go with flow. What you do in the summer and days there is no one in the building makes the job much easier thru out the year. When school is in session. Your just maintaining until the next deep cleaning.
@@markgraves7972 I've been one for 12 years as well. Time flies!!
are you hiring custodian Jeff🙂
I work for a college
@mrjeffthecustodian really that must be tough the colleges here in Florida the students and staff disrespect the custodians constantly I always worked elementary school because middle school and up here is tough hopefully where your at there nicer🙏 I had to one time clean feces from the urinals and hallways and worse and this was elementary school
@gianl1875 I worked at elementary school when That video was made. Worked there for 19 years. I’m actually in Florida on Vacation right now.
@@mrjeffthecustodian that's great must be for Thanksgiving anyways is the college respectful to the custodians?
Absolutely very respectful! Best place I have ever worked. The school system I worked for. Offered me Job a few months back. They treated us well there and I miss the kids so much. But the collage is much easier on my old body. Plus I have made a lot of great friends at the college.
i know what yourdoing i work for a high school and do the same summer stuff
I got raped in a bathroom by a koala. It was hairy and puffy
Hey it must be nice, they didn't change one light bulb...
It is
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14.35an hour... meh.....
I feel bad for you having to use a Clarke piece of junk
Dude that machine is 40 years old and still run great.
Jefferey Maddox The side by side seems like it would be fine because it’s a very simple machine and it’s 40 years old (things were built with quality back then). But the newer Clarke Boost machine you have seems kinda crappy. Personally I prefer Tennant.
Mr. Jeff, the school custodian. Tomcat makes a good product. Many gaps in their line though.
Yep, slog fest for sure!
OK broomer