Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: bobplum on November 06, 2013, 04:23:55 pm
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is now on sale at DAQUA, £38.40
looks pretty simple and straight forward so can someone buy it and give a report on it
One for Lee Burbridge
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Can't find it. Wasn't it supposed to be £29.99?
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put a link on then ::)roll
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best place to find it is on there twitter page
it went live today
http://t.co/3MSGWrAI22
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If it is 38.40, then I don't see it being worth getting over the aquadapter, as they have reduced the weight again, and are a little cheaper now. Not that I have used the aquatap, but it looks like if will be more of a faf to turn on and off, the aquadapter is so quick and easy to operate.
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yep too expensive, needed to be £10 less to make me try is over the aquadpaters
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Bloody hell Bobski is fogwell still going, not heard his name mentioned on here for some years ?
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i must admit i thought it was going to be under £30 and as has been pointed out the AD as now reduced weight and price i feel peter may need to think of his price guide
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A bit bemused by Peter Fogwill. He does come up with ideas but they do not seem to come to anything - Auto-brush, Clampless pole, Gas heater (known as Fogwash which he has stopped importing). Personally I do not have any great expectations with his latest idea/invention.
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too expensive, i am out!
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If it is 38.40, then I don't see it being worth getting over the aquadapter, as they have reduced the weight again, and are a little cheaper now. Not that I have used the aquatap, but it looks like if will be more of a faf to turn on and off, the aquadapter is so quick and easy to operate.
+1
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too expensive, i am out!
A bit like your controller.....
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Too expensive? An hours wage? Lol ???
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too expensive, i am out!
A bit like your controller.....
buy a new one then.....
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too expensive, i am out!
A bit like your controller.....
;D
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Too expensive? An hours wage? Lol ???
nothing to do with an hour wage or not!
would you like to spend £40 in petrol a day? why not,only an hour wage!
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£40 x 8hours - £40 in fuel. Yep id still pay it.
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£40 x 8hours - £40 in fuel. Yep id still pay it.
£40x8 hours, so you make £320 every day then, well done....
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Who said every day? I don't work Saturdays and Sundays.
Just makes me laugh, for £40 its worth a try and if its rubbish bin or sell it. We are talking about £40 which could save you a small fortune in resin,water costs etc etc. It its poop then its poop
People harp on about how much money then make on forums and in real life. Yet you get threads like " should i upgrade my 8 year old pole held together with rubber bands and tape" But two days before " Nah i would want £350 for 4 hours work.
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Who said every day? I don't work Saturdays and Sundays.
Just makes me laugh, for £40 its worth a try and if its rubbish bin or sell it. We are talking about £40 which could save you a small fortune in resin,water costs etc etc. It its poop then its poop
People harp on about how much money then make on forums and in real life. Yet you get threads like " should i upgrade my 8 year old pole held together with rubber bands and tape" But two days before " Nah i would want £350 for 4 hours work.
;D ;D ;D
Or "where's the cheapest........"
I'd hate to be a window cleaning supplier, your customers are the tightest on this earth!!
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I like to save money but isn't time money? I swapped to extreme poles for everything, as just found them quicker and easier. I even use an extreme pole for applying HSC to fascias. Just because its more accurate.
I see how the AD wont loose much to this device as it does look a pain to operate.
But just a bit ??? On too expensive.
I just paid £19 for two fittings for my hose reel. Now thats expensive!
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Too expensive? An hours wage? Lol ???
Do you earn £40 per hour?
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Who said every day? I don't work Saturdays and Sundays.
Just makes me laugh, for £40 its worth a try and if its rubbish bin or sell it. We are talking about £40 which could save you a small fortune in resin,water costs etc etc. It its poop then its poop
People harp on about how much money then make on forums and in real life. Yet you get threads like " should i upgrade my 8 year old pole held together with rubber bands and tape" But two days before " Nah i would want £350 for 4 hours work.
so true & £40 isn't expensive really
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Too expensive? An hours wage? Lol ???
Do you earn £40 per hour?
Not every hour no.
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Are there any videos online to see this Fogwill Aquatap in action?
Im tempted to buy one, but I would at least like to see a demo of one working.
I've tried looking on Youtube but didn't find anything.
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On the wagga group on FB I think some videos exist
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basically the brush head as to be against glass, wall, door or basically a solid surface and you simply twist the pole
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Probably not suitable if like me you use a swivel then?
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You can ask the employer to change your changeabout but it is ery cryptic if they would aback anyone away may acquire added advantage than you. If you are nt all-around to plan the aftyernoon changeabout for a bulk of years, you bigger move on. You acquire to be adored in your plan aback you blot a lot of of your animate time there.
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You can ask the employer to change your changeabout but it is ery cryptic if they would aback anyone away may acquire added advantage than you. If you are nt all-around to plan the aftyernoon changeabout for a bulk of years, you bigger move on. You acquire to be adored in your plan aback you blot a lot of of your animate time there.
Oh right thanks, you have been very helpful........ ::)roll
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Spam alert. Read 'his' other two posts...
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Can't find it. Wasn't it supposed to be £29.99?
Sorry,
I did forget about VAT. The price DaQua has it up for is 32.00 + VAT and they aren't available for sale until the 11th November.
The Aquadapter's price is also subject to VAT.
Where the A/D ticks all the boxes as far a water control is concerned, I still think that twisting the pole to activate the valve will have adverse application problems using Peter's tap.
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You guys sure make me laugh, complain about peanuts. Buying equipment is an investment, if that equipment makes your job easier and if you can make 1000x more money off of something before it wears out or breaks you need to buy it, simple as.
£38.40, nowadays you can't even get curry for a family of 4 for that. :)
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You guys sure make me laugh, complain about peanuts. Buying equipment is an investment, if that equipment makes your job easier and if you can make 1000x more money off of something before it wears out or breaks you need to buy it, simple as.
£38.40, nowadays you can't even get curry for a family of 4 for that. :)
£38.40 wont even feed myself with a curry lol... I am a fat ba$tard though and love fooooooood.