Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Wc Solutions on October 20, 2012, 12:56:07 pm
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Much prefer a sill brush, personal preference I suppose.
Just been using vikan ones but like the look of gardiners ones.
I realise they are weedy etc ...
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Gardiners are nice and light but like you say mine is missing a row at least on each side and I am not full time on the windows.
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Gardiners are nice and light but like you say mine is missing a row at least on each side and I am not full time on the windows.
mine also had this problem, it didnt take long to happen neither probably a month i guess.
it got relegated to fascia & gutter /conny roof cleans.
the jets on them are also higher so u have to slightly alter your routine.
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danny from kleanaway was showing me the one he had from gardiners and i have to say i wasn't impressed
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I been looking for a brush too .
I currently use an ionics dual trim but the bristles are a hard plastic type but it cleans well .
Also using a a vikan sill brush for PVC cleans etc .
Was looking a gardiners but after a while they look worn out was also thinking about a tecbuk brush ?
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Had my sill brush for a couple of months now and still looks like new. Its a mono and gets used on 95% of my jobs
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We use these:
http://www.wfp-brush.co.uk/aerial-brushes
plenty of bristles and lighter than a vikan.
Steve G
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Superlite sill brush selling on Ebay at minute.Check it out !
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I find the support and the outer edges of the brush collapse and you loose control of the brush it seems to wobble and not sit on the glass well. One needs the brush to splay but no collapse on the left and right outer side. If it was up to me I would pot more bristles on the last two holes on the r/l hand sides and point them more outward. I feel this brush need more development but don`t tell the designer.