Then you have a water-resistant surface that will not swell up and look damaged when people put cleaners there or have the inevitable drain leaks.

My cleaners are my eyes and ears, and I pay them well.

You could even say "If it's not cleaned and sanitary, I will hire a cleaner, and charge you directly.   

It seems that fabrics are very easy to get stains and my cleaning crew had to use fabric cleaners, scotch pad and steam cleaners to remove the stains.

Key thing is getting a good local cleaner.

I have worked my way up from a guy who got paid minimum wage as a roofer's helper, then a customer service agent for credit cards, then a carpet cleaner, then a cable guy, then an electricians helper then finally went to school and now work as an engineer.

I'm pretty sure an environmental impact study would be needed on the Dry Cleaners but what about the other just old washateria?

BTW the dates on the pvc come off with the pvc cleaner.

So he carries a can of Easy-off oven cleaner under his seat.

I've only had my tenants for one month, but when I went to pick up second month's rent (early) they had Christmas lights up, some paver-stone walkways installed and the house was cleaner than my own house!