Water Under Doors

Hot Shot Power Clean said:
How are you keeping water from pushing under doors into the stores?
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Duct Tape, we have been using it for years, Just make sure you put it on before you get anything wet.

Tape it from the bottom of the door to the metal footboard.

Otherwise you can make up some sand socks to put in front of the door, I like the tape, it keeps everything out!!
 
At each section, I spray the door first before there's any water sitting on the sidewalk. Go right at the door and spray it, with most of the spray hitting the door and a little in front. Make on pass and leave it. Some doors are just going to get some water under them, like ripping of a scab you just have to do it.

The guy from Reno mentioned he had a squeegee on a stick to hold in front of the door, I always thought about that and I think he said it works pretty well.
 
tomtucson said:
At each section, I spray the door first before there's any water sitting on the sidewalk. Go right at the door and spray it, with most of the spray hitting the door and a little in front. Make on pass and leave it. Some doors are just going to get some water under them, like ripping of a scab you just have to do it.

The guy from Reno mentioned he had a squeegee on a stick to hold in front of the door, I always thought about that and I think he said it works pretty well.
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He wants to know how to keep the water out!!Not get a little in. Duct Tape is his answer.

There are sidewalks in front of restaurants that are very dirty and loaded with gum. Some gum right up against the footboard of the door? You would flood out the store before you were done. Duct Tape..;)
 
Duct tape damit!!!Duct tape!!! I'm Frekin out man!!!lol lol
 
B@Elite said:
Does it matter which color ?
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Now your messin with me!! GRAY Duct Tape, regular everyday duct tape. The one thing i always have alot of is Duct tape.;)
 
You got something against black duct tape? :confused: :D
 
Larry Millette said:
You got something against black duct tape? :confused: :D
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Yea i do i tried the black duct tape, You can only keep it down for so long, then it will give out and cost you more money in the long run !!!;)
 
How racist is it that black history month is the shortest month of the year?!? Always being kept down by the man. :D
 
Scott D. said:
How racist is it that black history month is the shortest month of the year?!? Always being kept down by the man. :D
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If you read your history books, you will see that their own people sold them to the Dutch, to be used as slaves.

There have been no slaves since the Emancipation Proclomation, so there should not be any reperations.

White History month is when???:eek:
 
The Cleaner said:
If you read your history books, you will see that their own people sold them to the Dutch, to be used as slaves.

There have been no slaves since the Emancipation Proclomation, so there should not be any reperations.

White History month is when???:eek:
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I have had that conversation w/ many a race baiters. If you want reparations from me, you better demand them from the african slave owners who started the slave trade.
 
The Cleaner said:
He wants to know how to keep the water out!!Not get a little in. Duct Tape is his answer.

There are sidewalks in front of restaurants that are very dirty and loaded with gum. Some gum right up against the footboard of the door? You would flood out the store before you were done. Duct Tape..;)
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Any of you guys ever have a problem with the duct tape leaving a sticky residue??
 
Hi guys, just got involved in commercial flatwork with my first contract last night and I wish I read this simple trick before I headed out.

Duct tape would have spared me the hassle of 3 soaking wet bath towels and that still let some water in.

I like the forum and looking forward to getting as much free info from everyone that I can!!!

Thanks
 
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