Usually when one speaks of art, the first thing the mind goes to is the art of painting. After all there are great artist in that arena to be sure. But if you would, consider for a moment, that most anything can be considered to be an art, if it is done well. Consider if you would an athlete, they are artist in motion to be sure. Then there are singers. Some are better and over the top such as Celine Dion. She excels with her talent that she’s far superior to most anyone else in her field. She has taken her craft to the level of art.

This concept of art doesn’t stop in the area of athletics or music. There is an argument to be made that art can also be found in business. Consider if you would, those that give customer service. If you receive bad customer service, you’re quick to note it. The same can be said for over-the-top customer service. When you receive attention and are handled beyond the norm, then you also notice it. This is especially true if it’s so far beyond anything you’ve experienced in a long time. The same can be said in the area of commercial cleaning. Specifically in the area of Soda Blasting, which is the focus of this Every.rocks article.

Soda Blasting

You may be asking and rightly so; what is Soda Blasting? Simply put, it’s the art of using baking soda to blast away those surfaces that have tough and extra tough contaminants and coatings. The next logical question in your mind is probably; but will it disturb, harm or in anyway damage the product below? The answer to that is NO! Those base metals below can be cleaned (contrary to popular belief) without being damaged.

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Standard Maintenance

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