That is not what you stated in your original post.
Instead of asking questions, mining for information, making it appear you know the answers, why don't you give some answers? I know the answers, and do not need to pass your silly little quizzes to prove my industry knowledge, since I proved it long before you even realized what, and where this BBS is.
What are you talking about Scott? I did not ask any questions, only that others in the field should jump in to help answer his question... A question was directed to me and I answered it in a limited thread, I wanted to share the thread and not take it over as some who clean garages say I tend to do.
I then asked the person to call me for the full answer in depth since the question has many reasons why to put a fan on a full day before we enter the garage.
However, since NOW you are saying that I am "
mining for information, making it appear you know the answers, why don't you give some answers? APPEAR, APPEAR, huh... I will give you some more answers since you do not believe in your 10 years that a fan has no value in being on the night before you work in the garage. However, I am not giving you all the answers.
You stated off my thread the following
"The fans are an air exchange system. Turning the fans on a day ahead of time does absolutely no good."
This statement was based on my thread which I stated about turning on the fans a day before. I did not comment on anything about your thread other than the above statement which was directed to mine.
Based on my experiences, not all fans are maintained and / or maybe at their " End of Life ".
Based on the garage layout, the fans may not be efficiently designed to replenish the air with fresh air in all areas of a Parking Structure ( Curves, walls, etc) in a few hours. You want the air from, the coolness of the night before, to be inside that garage. There are other reasons as well...
All I did was responded to your statement above of which I respectfully disagree based on my 21 years of Cleaning Parking Garages and only Parking Garages unlike some other companies who diversify into many other fields of pressure washing. A smart move if they simply cannot make the income they want from Garage Cleaning. As many know on this board, I do not do fleet washing or KEC. I know nothing about those fields. I only clean Parking Structures. This account for 99.3% of my income.
There are many other factors involved for having the fans on the night before, but maybe I should just shut up and let you answer them from now on. I am tired of people getting upset because of issues like these. I am sure that your experience is based on your 10 years of cleaning Parking Structures ( Based on a previous thread you wrote on 7/31/09 Parking Garage Guys check in).
You are a smart man. However if I acted this way to you, I think you would be handling it differently.
I am sorry that you feel this way. I really do respect you and your opinion, but it is clear that you have some issues with me that you need to work out.
To much drama for me.