About bonesheal
Basic Information
About bonesheal
- Real Name
- Dan Keech
- State
- Raleigh, NC
- Company
- Fiber Clean
- Years In Business
- 2
- Occupation
- Owner/operator
- Equipment
- Butler System
- Biography
- Family guy
- Business Location
- United States
Signature
Statistics
Total Posts
- Total Posts
- 312
- Posts Per Day
- 0.49
Visitor Messages
- Total Messages
- 1
- Most Recent Message
- 02-04-2010
Total Thanks
- Total Thanks
- 10
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Thanked 12 Times in 11 Posts
General Information
- Last Activity
- 08-11-2010 09:42 AM
- Join Date
- 12-06-2008
- Referrals
- 1
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bonesheal on 03-22-2010 at 07:10 PM
Fiber Clean offers cleaner, healthier carpets in Raleigh NC. Visit our website for prices and a full description of processes. We offer three different levels of cleaning, and you can mix them up to suit your needs. This means you don't have to have your whole house Deep Cleaned if you only need a heavy-duty cleaning in the living room and hallway.
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bonesheal on 02-18-2010 at 08:33 AM
I got my van into my garage. When I bought this house, I realized that the garage was too short by several inches, so I've been keeping my van outside. This means I have to run heaters to it in the winter, do repairs outside in the cold, and wash it much more frequently. After getting a $400 electric bill this month, I reconsidered how important it is to get it in there.
Yesterday I realized that the main part of the problem is a support beam on the back of the garage door. After
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bonesheal on 02-07-2010 at 08:42 PM
'02 Butler System in GMC Savana.
The van has only one problem, a power steering problem that makes it pull to the left when you brake hard. I’ll fix that before I sell it, it just hasn’t bothered me enough to take the time off.
The TM has two problems: the float valve on the freshwater tank does not work, so I have to fill it from the top, and the auto-cutoff on the waste tank does not work (when it failed the machine cut off so I had to bypass it). I fill and empty
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bonesheal on 02-03-2010 at 02:11 PM
I don't know what it's called--it's at Home Depot and Lowes. It's a thick wire wrapped in foam, so you can bend it and it stays. They're also cheap. I use them to hook my hoses to the bannister because they don't pop off. The hose stays secure even when the vacuum kicks in and tugs on it.
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bonesheal on 02-01-2010 at 10:49 PM
We are not set up for this! My street hasn't been cleared yet, and it snowed three days ago. The mailman hasn't even been down my street. Main roads are clear, but most of the neighborhoods I've seen are kinda hairy. I'll be glad when it warms up.