Submitted by Fuseblower on June 15, 2015 - 1:47am.
We had one of these situations a while back. Took me a fortnight to sort it out...
aj2x
Submitted by aj2x on June 15, 2015 - 8:16am.
Haha! My first job out of college was in a former factory building where propellors for WWI biplanes had been made. Most of the bathrooms had been upgraded in the '40s, I think. Not sure if there were any women's restrooms on our floor.
kaitou
Submitted by kaitou on June 15, 2015 - 9:42am.
I'd suggest one or more of: pressure washer, steam cleaner, sand blaster, flame thrower or, in the case of "nope", maybe a small nuclear device.
At least, until someone invents a plasma gun...
thisfox
Submitted by thisfox on June 15, 2015 - 1:31pm.
Yep. Burn it to the ground.
yooper
Submitted by yooper on June 15, 2015 - 5:42pm.
Time for a short term contract with a professional cleaning outfit. Good ones are not fazed by about anything.
I have seen what a local operator of a franchise did and was impressed.
They usually have the equipment and enough workers to do the job quickly.
wdonohue
Submitted by wdonohue on June 15, 2015 - 8:38pm.
If it's all ceramic and metal, a low-temperature plasma cleaning would vaporize all that gack. You'd need an awfully big electrode, though…
zwordsman
Submitted by zwordsman on June 15, 2015 - 10:47pm.
This is very a....
Work at home, come to work only for specific things then leave again.. situation.
Granted that doesn't work so well with your job type.. so..
take vacation days! if doable.
otherwise.. professional cleaners MORE than worth the cost
bernd
Submitted by bernd on June 20, 2015 - 10:04am.
While in college I worked at a show cave and the bathrooms were in very bad shape. In the mens room, the effluent for the urinal just terminated under the building and didn't go anywhere, and in the ladies room.. well, let's not talk about the ladies room. I do remember the few times the bathrooms were thoroughly cleaned, one section of the cave smelled like Pine-Sol.
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We had one of these situations a while back. Took me a fortnight to sort it out...
Haha! My first job out of college was in a former factory building where propellors for WWI biplanes had been made. Most of the bathrooms had been upgraded in the '40s, I think. Not sure if there were any women's restrooms on our floor.
I'd suggest one or more of: pressure washer, steam cleaner, sand blaster, flame thrower or, in the case of "nope", maybe a small nuclear device.
At least, until someone invents a plasma gun...
Yep. Burn it to the ground.
Time for a short term contract with a professional cleaning outfit. Good ones are not fazed by about anything.
I have seen what a local operator of a franchise did and was impressed.
They usually have the equipment and enough workers to do the job quickly.
If it's all ceramic and metal, a low-temperature plasma cleaning would vaporize all that gack. You'd need an awfully big electrode, though…
This is very a....
Work at home, come to work only for specific things then leave again.. situation.
Granted that doesn't work so well with your job type.. so..
take vacation days! if doable.
otherwise.. professional cleaners MORE than worth the cost
While in college I worked at a show cave and the bathrooms were in very bad shape. In the mens room, the effluent for the urinal just terminated under the building and didn't go anywhere, and in the ladies room.. well, let's not talk about the ladies room. I do remember the few times the bathrooms were thoroughly cleaned, one section of the cave smelled like Pine-Sol.