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I would imagine today's facilities are more state of the art, such as Glo's company locations. The old historic mills, even used into the 60s and 70s were pretty rudimentary.
You'd be surprised. Many of their buildings are 100 years old. They do make the best efforts, thought.
 
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Originally Posted by Northern Glide
I would imagine today's facilities are more state of the art, such as Glo's company locations. The old historic mills, even used into the 60s and 70s were pretty rudimentary.
I used to think that way. Then you walk through one. They do try, but it's impossible unless you have a full time cleaning staff
 
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You'd be surprised. Many of their buildings are 100 years old. They do make the best efforts, thought.
I had this same conversation with Kristi today, repair versus replace? She made me see the long term financial benefits of staying with the status quo.
 
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