Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: LWC Ltd on January 12, 2012, 12:01:43 pm
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Hi everyone,
Bit of market research if you can help me out please.
With most people using WFP these days, is there still much demand for squeegee rubbers?
Thanks!
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i buy 36" and recentley 42" sometimes 12" precut
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I bought a pack of 100 about 8 years ago still have about 20 left as been wfp for a while use maybe 3 rubbers a year. if I can get out of trad I do everything that can be wfp gets wfp.
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you mised out 12 inch that is what i use but not much now because mainly wfp
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We gert through about ten 42" rubbers every 4/5 weeks
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I bought a pack of 100 about 8 years ago still have about 20 left as been wfp for a while use maybe 3 rubbers a year. if I can get out of trad I do everything that can be wfp gets wfp.
Has the rubber not perished? they usually perish within about 2 years if not stored correctly. believe it or not they have a shelf life.
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Usually buy 42" in bulk then re-order when down to 1
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I bought a pack of 100 about 8 years ago still have about 20 left as been wfp for a while use maybe 3 rubbers a year. if I can get out of trad I do everything that can be wfp gets wfp.
Has the rubber not perished? they usually perish within about 2 years if not stored correctly. believe it or not they have a shelf life.
left bag open in shed, used one on monday, work totally fine, maybe they have a 15 years shelf life ;D
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always got a stock in the car, like a sharp rubber!
how about this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWJoHXU-nH8
thrifty use of rubber :o
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Really helpful, thanks!
Keep the votes coming!
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I bought in bulk about three months before switching to WFP. That rubber should last till I retire.
I bought 36" strips. I didn't realise 42" was available.
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i bought 25 pre cut unger rubbers in a box(14in)a while a go(last april).ive not opened the box yet!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D
ive used 4 rubbers i think over the last 9 months from the stock i already had!im mainly wfp these days.
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Not all brands do 42".
I tend to buy 36" myself as I mostly use an 18" squeegee.
18" x 2
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Thanks guys,
43 votes - 50 would be a round number..........
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I got a pack of 10 36" ones about 18 months ago & still have some left! Before WFP that would have lasted me about 4 months!
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Unger soft 36" in packs of 10, normally buy 3 packs at a time, all my guys use 12" blades when tradding so we get three from a length. They can last anything from a day to a couple of weeks before they either get nicked or start smearing.
The cost is minimal for the volume of work.
We buy from Soap National 10 x36" lengths for £16.00