[poles apart]

One last question .

Took a look at James picture of his host.

Looks quite impressive for a vac cleaner

But how do you clean stairs etc?

Easy, when you know how!

[Barry Livingstone]

I would say that was an advertisment rather than an article.

That is the way "host" advertise that is the way i used to advertise also.

people that know all about advertising will tell you the excat same.

Yes the system is old and the advertising is old.

Its just another usa maketing tool bit like Joe Polish

They use it because it works.

Its good for maintenance thats it.

[The Great One]

Er...

Actually it's not

Martin

[The Great One]

Hi Guys

I have just done a 3 Bed house which has turned out to be a full soot salvage.

Tennants lived there for 2 years with the soot walked throughout the entire property.

It has come up an absolute treat, and I am chuffed to bits with the result.

Not bad I guess for someone who is ' apparently' untrained who 'just plays with the surface' with a system which is only good for ' maintenance'

Hmm...

Regards

Martin

[John Kelly]

I would expect a semi dry method to be good at dealing with a soot clean. Usually the soot is contained in the upper fibres and as you would be able to see a marked difference in the appearance it would be an ideal method. Sponges or sawdust as that is what they really are, also good for soot damaged soft toys. Put them in a large pillow case with the sponges and bung them in the tumble dryer on a cool setting, come out sparkling.

[Steve Weatherley]

This topic has become very boring now. Lets move on