Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Steve Gunn on June 27, 2012, 06:19:37 pm
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pg21 £2.99 +vat
http://www.jtfmegadiscountwarehouse.co.uk/mailerflip/panel1/jtfmailer.html
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Cant get on the site. Is it a fake site?
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The catalogue only has 12 pages.
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no it's not a fake site jtf,24 pages on mine same as these http://www.restormate.co.uk/epages/15094.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/15094/Products/0042
www.jtfstores.co.uk
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Ive got 24 pages but nearest store is about 200 miles away :-[
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On my iPad the link jumps to a different URL showing kids toys. When I edit the URL back to panel1 as per the link I can see the page. That's a real good price for them.
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You can't order online, you have to take out membership and then drive to your nearest store.
Shame, £10 is the lowest price I've seen for EZ Moves elsewhere
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JTF sell cheap plastic tat, its only a mile from me and takes and hour to join and then you have to sign in and get marketing crap sent very fortnight, its full of the great unwashed, ladies with blotchy red legs, pikeys and doley scum that look into your van just to closely. So tend to give it a wide berth.
Personally don't think it worth shopping around for consumables as they are such a small part of the job the savings are minimal overall. by the time you factor in time lost and diesel they don't work out that cheap.
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No need to be so tactful Paul, get off the fence and tell us what you really think!!! ;D
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Over TEN times more expensive :o
To be fair though the 2.99 is an offer price and they are usually £8.99.
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Quote from Garyj If you go to the supplier link that Steve provided and order the same product this happens.....
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As Steve put a link to our site I think it only fair to say that it is not exactly the same product. We buy them in at over four times what JTF are advertising them at so obviously went down today to have a look. :) The price listed on JTF brochure is net of VAT. Saying that it is an absolutely fantastic price and if you get the chance to grab one, do so. ;D
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You have to admit they are pretty damn similar looking :-*
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Quote from Garyj If you go to the supplier link that Steve provided and order the same product this happens.....
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As Steve put a link to our site I think it only fair to say that it is not exactly the same product. We buy them in at over four times what JTF are advertising them at so obviously went down today to have a look. :) The price listed on JTF brochure is net of VAT. Saying that it is an absolutely fantastic price and if you get the chance to grab one, do so. ;D
so why did'nt you buy their full stock, then resell them ;D
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probably because John had his van nicked by blotchy legged pikeys
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No need to be so tactful Paul, get off the fence and tell us what you really think!!! ;D
I was toning it down the place is PIKEY MECCA.
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probably because John had his van nicked by blotchy legged pikeys
;D ;D ;D
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How many of those sliders get forgotten and left behind on jobs? Better to use sticky tabs and get the double benefit of having furniture slide easily and protect the carpet from possible dye bleed from unsealed furniture legs.
Simon
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As somebody (:)) said to you before Simon, if you think furniture slides well on sticky tabs it'll blow your mind using sliders! The answer to leaving them behind is remembering not to leave them there! The only reason you don't leave your wand or hoses behind is because you have a system... once you get your system going with sliders you rarely leave them.
Sticky tabs only work well on light furniture with thick legs. Anything heavy like dining tables or furniture with really spindly thin legs don't slide well at all.
Why not gamble a tenner on a set and find out ;D
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Jim,
Come on, you southerners really need a set of nancy sliders to help you move furniture around ;D
What's the point, bend down with lift buddy to place sliders to make it easy to move furniture that's already easy to move, then clean the carpet, then replace the furniture in its original position, now bend back down again with lift buddy to retrieve sliders.....bonkers. ;D
Simon
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The ones at restormate are more expensive because you also get the lift buddy as part of the deal. Or am I missing something?
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I rarely use the crow-bar thingy but have found it extremely useful on a couple of occasions! Don't forget it's different working on your own. There's no more effort really because you still have to bend down to put tabs under the feet so you might as well sling a slider underneath whilst you're at it.
Put your money where your mouth is, buy a set and then tell me I'm wrong :)
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Agree with Jim, sliders make things so much easier, especially for those working on their own. As for leaving them behind on a job, so far, so good, but then I keep the half dozen sets I've got in one of those really useful box things, along with furniture tabs, foam blocks and a roll of sticky tabs, I just check they're all in the box before I put it back on the van.
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JTF sell cheap plastic tat, its only a mile from me and takes and hour to join and then you have to sign in and get marketing crap sent very fortnight, its full of the great unwashed, ladies with blotchy red legs, pikeys and doley scum that look into your van just to closely. So tend to give it a wide berth.
Personally don't think it worth shopping around for consumables as they are such a small part of the job the savings are minimal overall. by the time you factor in time lost and diesel they don't work out that cheap.
its also just over a mile away from me... i find it handy and have had some great deals from there in the past like the one mentioned...
I'm clean and tidy (some may disagree) ;D
My missus had nice long tanned / toned legs ;)
We aint gypsies / pikeys :-X
We both work have never been on the dole / my dad was in his working days , not by choice.. certainly not scum.. :-\
Do we not market our customer database too with marketing material???.... and suppliers of products we use certainly do.. ???
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sorry must not have seen you on the day i was there or possibly missed you, My apologies but it was understandable, I was having a fight trying to get my wheel trims back.
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sorry must not have seen you on the day i was there or possibly missed you, My apologies but it was understandable, I was having a fight trying to get my wheel trims back.
Why fight to get them back??
You could've just went inside and relaced them with plastic crap ones for peanuts! ;D
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I rarely use the crow-bar thingy but have found it extremely useful on a couple of occasions! Don't forget it's different working on your own. There's no more effort really because you still have to bend down to put tabs under the feet so you might as well sling a slider underneath whilst you're at it.
Put your money where your mouth is, buy a set and then tell me I'm wrong :)
Jim,
Couldn't, I'd feel a right sissy ;D
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I don't know you try to save people a few bob ??? ::)
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if there was one near me i would buy 5 or 6 ;)
and maybe a couple of bottles of aftershave as well.... eau de la Pickey.... the delicous aroma of tarmac and horse crap
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sorry must not have seen you on the day i was there or possibly missed you, My apologies but it was understandable, I was having a fight trying to get my wheel trims back.
Why fight to get them back??
You could've just went inside and relaced them with plastic crap ones for peanuts! ;D
It was the principle he done a right shoddy job tarmac'ing my drive.