Any witnesses or anyone with any information are asked to contact PC 5907 Joanne Cromer at North West Leeds police via 0845 6060606 or Crimestoppers in confidence on 0800 555 111.
Police are also reminding people, particularly the elderly to take care when answering the door to unexpected callers. Always use a door chain if you are answering the door to someone you are not expecting or do not recognise. If the caller says they are from a company, ask to see their ID card or for a company contact number where you can check their credentials. If you have any concerns whatsoever, do not let anyone into your home and call the police on 0845 6060606 or 999 if it is an emergency.
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Commenting on the partnership, Saeed Khoory, Enoc Group Chief Executive said, 'As an environmentally-responsible organisation, Enoc is committed to spearheading initiatives that will help protect the planet and promote sustainable living. Clearwater's eco-friendly cleaning service in our petrol service stations has been very effective and the results are there for everyone to see. By expanding these services to our lube service stations as well, we endeavour to safeguard natural resources and help maintain balance in the eco-system.' Clearwater uses 100% chemical-free products and techniques that contain no fragrances, dyes or any other additives thereby rendering the cleaning process completely safe and eco-friendly. Clearwater's cleaning formula essentially consists of processed water, which is an effective cleaner for all surfaces from glass to stainless steel.
The cleaning formula also contains an invisible shield that helps windows stay cleaner longer than standard window washing. The pure laboratory graded water used is safe enough to drink and therefore poses minimal risk around children or people with sensitivities. The cleaning techniques adopted by Clearwater like 'Reach and Wash' have been extremely safe and effective, posing no risk to the staff in any way. Here, the water is pumped through lightweight telescopic poles with soft bristles reaching heights up to 60 feet, eliminating the need for ladders and cradles, making the process safe, fast and highly cost-effective. Previous blog here.
Window Cleaning Resource are rounding up testimonials for people that use their website store & forum. Just like the window cleaning business coach says - get referrals by asking for them!
You may remember "Freddie Mercury as a Window Cleaner" from one of my earliest blogs. Here's the updated version, a lot the same, but still good viewing. Stevie Riks, the English singer/comedian who publishes on YouTube is quite famous now.
Not quite window cleaning - but a few happy campers have this as a window cleaning add-on in Florida. Wouldn’t touch that with a 10-foot pole? Leave it to the brother of the guy who plays “Monk” to come up with a way to keep dog poop from ever tainting the ground. Yes, Tony Shalhoub, the Emmy-winning actor who plays TV’s “Monk,” the germ-fearing, obsessive-compulsive detective, has a brother. And that brother, Dan Shalhoub, is an inventor. And Dan is the father of the “Shapoopie” — a telescoping rod with a disposable receptacle on the end that allows one to snag poop, from a distance, before it lands. When his wife brought home a West Highland terrier, named Pippin, Dan — never a big dog fan — found cleaning up after the dog particularly distasteful, and, due to a bad back, a little painful. So he took a golf-ball retriever with a telescoping handle and rigged a plastic bag to the end, which he then carried with him and positioned directly under the dog at the appropriate time — i.e. when Pippin was poopin’. After some design improvements, the device now features a basket that holds removable plastic liners with snap-shut lids. Shalhoub said he’s sold about 300 units ($19.95 each) on his Shapoopie website.
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Thanks Aji,
it means a lot more than you think by posting this. Thanks for the comment, cheers, Karl.
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