Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: leights on December 14, 2010, 07:04:14 pm
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thought id share one of my ideas which i put into practice and wokrs really well.
to stop your connectors getting damaged when reeling in, i drilled out a 7mm hole out of a golfball and squeezed my 8mm microbo hose on to it, put bk my connector and it workrs really well, although i have brodex fittings which are short so the golfball stops it from touching the ground.....
i can fit these for you at a cosr of £55.00 plus vat lolll
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well i be dammed.
thats made me grinn, at least i had a good idea anyway haha
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No it's not, it's a rubbish idea.
Your end will drag on the floor either way.
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My SLX came with one of these attatched but kept holding me up so off it came!!!!
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thought id share one of my ideas which i put into practice and wokrs really well.
to stop your connectors getting damaged when reeling in, i drilled out a 7mm hole out of a golfball and squeezed my 8mm microbo hose on to it, put bk my connector and it workrs really well, although i have brodex fittings which are short so the golfball stops it from touching the ground.....
i can fit these for you at a cosr of £55.00 plus vat lolll
How many balls do you do for that?
Or do you just putt a hole in one? I mean do they go a fairway before they need replacing?
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well by going on the threds on here it dosn work, although i know it does, :-\ :-\
just one ball pal, depneds on your connector for the size of the ball though 8) 8)
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I recently used a tennis ball over mine ;)
Did a fine job of keeping my connectors out of the ice!
Rob.
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Scottsdale golf do bit party packs of the golf foam practice balls
cheap prices
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You could also roll up a big dollop of cut grass into a small ball, stick it in a hair net and use that. :-* You need to cut grass first though.
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You could also roll up a big dollop of cut grass into a small ball, stick it in a hair net and use that. :-* You need to cut grass first though.
;D
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You could also roll up a big dollop of cut grass into a small ball, stick it in a hair net and use that. :-* You need to cut grass first though.
Or use the hair you find in the plug hole after a empty the bath no need to cut the grass
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Or use the hair you find in the plug hole after a empty the bath no need to cut the grass
Yeah,
I mean what window cleaner would cut grass for god sake tut ;D
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Or use the hair you find in the plug hole after a empty the bath no need to cut the grass
Hate that stuff, keep thinking it's a big spider, I hate big bath dwelling spiders. I believe spiders hate me also. I think I was a fly in a previous life that was caught and eaten by a spider. Why I hate the bu gers when I am thousands of times the size of them I dunno but they don't half give me the willies !!!!!
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I drilled a hole in one of those spikey balls you put into the washing machine or dryer. They are really cheap on the markets. just as good as anything out there.
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I drilled a hole in a solid rubber ball from a pet shop but custys dogs keep trying to chew it off!
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You could also roll up a big dollop of cut grass into a small ball, stick it in a hair net and use that. :-* You need to cut grass first though.
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;D ;D ;Dronnie you naughty boy you :-*
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squash balls work really well easier to chop a bit of each end with a knife than messing about with drill takes to long with been soft rubber , trouble with protecta balls from gardiners they are foam and shrink over time and end up not doing their job in the end