Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: ajwindows on July 25, 2003, 01:52:28 am
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I bought a new Unger washer frame the other day which for a peice of plastic wasnt cheap. More irritating than that though is every time you take it out of the bucket the handle collects a small amount of water which runs down your arm when you start to use it. >:( Surely it wouldnt take much effort to put a hole in the base so the excess water actually fed into the sleeve from the inside. This would also save plastic which could be reflected in the price!!
Maybe I should patent the idea if no-one else has thought of it already ;D
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NO I DONT THINK THEY DO
HALF OF THEM CANT TELL BETWEEN A HARD AND A SOFT RUBBER
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so how do you tell the difference between a hard and a soft rubber and does it really make any differnce ???
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Come on then GVS how do you tell the difference ???
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i only use soft rubber and i cant use anything else nowdays. bought a vice versa and tried it with the standards hard unger rubber found it horrible and sticky
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Ott's washer T bar has a hole at the end inside the handle, perhaps the guy who designed it got a wet arm too some time in his life maybe when he was a window cleaner.
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8) I think some of them do as you can get good advise sometimes - the idea of the drain hole is good but not patentable
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SUME DO
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The ergotech handles have a hole there.
But IMO the best water retention would have to go to the ettore pro grip ones. They don't have a hole there, but it takes a flick of a wrist to turn the washer sideways to get the water out. Takes a minute to drill a tiny hole.
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Hi there
if this includes wfp equipment
i know pure freedom and gardiner pole systems use some of their own equipment because they make it
regards
Brett
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remember, water will also travel the other way too. If you have a hole, surely the water will run down your arm when you are using it.
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remember, water will also travel the other way too. If you have a hole, surely the water will run down your arm when you are using it.
It's under one of the recesses. And yea, you would think so on the ergotech handles, but...it doesn't somehow. Haven't used it in quite some time, can't remember what it looks like anymore.
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gardiner pole systems are suppliers, alex also runs a wfp business so knows all the insides and outs
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essentially pure also run a window cleaning business and incorporate a lot of traditional window cleaning
we all ways use the equipment we sell hence most of what we sell is tried and tested 07950 706623
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This is one of our window cleaning businesses
www.phcleaning.com (http://www.phcleaning.com)
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how about your back pack not good ???