Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: CLEANCARE WC on November 22, 2011, 09:12:03 pm
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Been saving for months for this...CLX 4 £28! ;D
Well finally had the balls last month to convert some posh grannies bungalows to WFP after 6 yrs!
not one of them was bothered! Funny how we can let our own fears hold us back from doing something that turns out to be no problem.
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very good. ???
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Steady on there :o, you should have asked alex if he cold have knocked you up a SLX4, it would have been so much lighter and much more ridged :D
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yeh why stop there? should of gone for the extreme! ;D
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na at those heights I'd have gone for the SL2 with the lightest brush gardiners do.
you might need someone else to give you a hand lifting it but once its on the glass it should be fine
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na at those heights I'd have gone for the SL2 with the lightest brush gardiners do.
you might need someone else to give you a hand lifting it but once its on the glass it should be fine
I was concerned about that myself, maybe have the pole anchored from the roof?
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it should be ok - I've worked at 3 and a half feet and it wasn't too bad.
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Could have got a broom handle from the supermarket. Some of them have the right sized thread to take a plastic angle adaptor. At that length, external hose wouldn't really matter :)
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i converted a small unger optiloc traditional pole into a wfp.i dont use it for work.its great for washing the van though!!
i couldnt be bothered switching poles.SLX 25 for all my work including bungalows.
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i converted a small unger optiloc traditional pole into a wfp.i dont use it for work.its great for washing the van though!!
i couldnt be bothered switching poles.SLX 25 for all my work including bungalows.
Its a run of about 10 bungalows so worth using a baby pole & will be the van washing pole too now.