Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: LWC on March 02, 2012, 04:49:29 pm
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Well all i can say is why i have been wasting my time all these years with the vikan heads.
Im well impressed, cant beleive the weight, i thought maybe theyd been out of stock when i picked up the jiffy bag cause its so light lol...thought i wasnt in there!
I quickly did my windows other day with vikan and to be fair they didnt dry all that well, especially round corners where id rushed, just re done them with new brush and they are mint. Mush better scrubbing power.
Well done gardiners, best brush ive ever used, shoulda switched a long time ago.
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Well all i can say is why i have been wasting my time all these years with the vikan heads.
Im well impressed, cant beleive the weight, i thought maybe theyd been out of stock when i picked up the jiffy bag cause its so light lol...thought i wasnt in there!
I quickly did my windows other day with vikan and to be fair they didnt dry all that well, especially round corners where id rushed, just re done them with new brush and they are mint. Mush better scrubbing power.
Well done gardiners, best brush ive ever used, shoulda switched a long time ago.
Told you! ;D It's a fantastic brush isnt it. Funny what a difference it makes
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Do you have an angle adaptor, i usually have mine straight but felt i needed to tilt it a little, wasnt sure what was best?
And yes you were right thanks ;D
Im not just sayinhg this now, i think it will speed my work up.
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Do you have an angle adaptor, i usually have mine straight but felt i needed to tilt it a little, wasnt sure what was best?
And yes you were right thanks ;D
Im not just sayinhg this now, i think it will speed my work up.
it sped us up for sure. it changes your technique doesnt it. very strange at first tho!
we just use a standard gooseneck on ours
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Which one did you get? I have the black (soft) dt and find it a nice brush.
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White sorry.
Yeh Rich it was strange at firt, especially angle of jets but soon got used to it, only had chance to try it on my house, cant wait for monday now lol ;D
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Are you using a gardiner pole too?
slx 25 and dual trim sill brush= FANTASTIC!
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Im a die hard harris pole user ;D
I do appreciate slx, ive seen and used em, and do like them but harris pole £15 a pop, last me 6 months +. Its light, rigid and VERY hard wearing, and ive adapted mine to add sections and it works really well. :)
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wait to you try the black flocked dual trim, even better fire
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NO WONDER YOUR A FIREMAN HAVING USED A HARRIS WITH A VIKAN! YOU MUST HAVE ARMS LIKE POPEYE UG UG UG UG UG! ;D
HE CLEANS TO A FINISH COS HE EATS HIS SPINICH HES SENSAE THE FIREMAN! TOOT TOOT! ;D
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wait to you try the black flocked dual trim, even better fire
second that , its the best brush you can buy, just go for the original one 8)
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Black looks a bit soft to me?
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NO WONDER YOUR A FIREMAN HAVING USED A HARRIS WITH A VIKAN! YOU MUST HAVE ARMS LIKE POPEYE UG UG UG UG UG! ;D
HE CLEANS TO A FINISH COS HE EATS HIS SPINICH HES SENSAE THE FIREMAN! TOOT TOOT! ;D
Very creative ;D
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Black looks a bit soft to me?
The softness makes it glide with ease, also it goes it every nock and cranny much better.
I used the white dual trim for a year or so, good brush, but then tried the black dt, would not swap back for maintainance cleans
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What's the sill brush like on higher windows at an angle, ie above conservatories and extensions and 3rd storey dormers set back. I'll shortly be buying slx 30 to make these a bit easier but want to get the most suitable brush, currently use a clx22 with standard black dualtrim.
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Im not sure yet as ive only cleaned my windows so far.
Cant see it being a problem though.
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Iv got a superlite brush black one picked it up today very nice brush iv also adapted my harris pole with universal clamps to be fair for the money you cant beat it at all! ;D