Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Jakey boy on November 26, 2014, 04:31:56 pm
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If you use any other make or manufacturer, please leave a short reply with the model you use!
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Bayersan poles are the dog danglies
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Converted Unger Opti-lok 6m (3x2m sections) - ideal for everyday 2-storey work
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Triggers Broom.
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Triggers Broom.
Yes, but which head/handle incarnation?
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Slx, always
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Triggers Broom.
Yes, but which head/handle incarnation?
Dunno?
But it's 20 years old and still going strong. ;D
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Slx 22/25 but looking for a change maybe facelift 22 with a unger brush.
Following others isn't always the best option ;)
Looking forward to the cleaning show next year ;D ;D
Paul
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SLX 25
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Gardiner's Xtreme naturally :)
I was trying out a new prototype pole yesterday whilst on my day's round which was a good bit heavier than the Xtreme range and it was a relief to get back to the Xtremes.
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Gardiner's Xtreme naturally :)
I was trying out a new prototype pole yesterday whilst on my day's round which was a good bit heavier than the Xtreme range and it was a relief to get back to the Xtremes.
Make the xtreme poles cheaper please Alex!! Would love one, but out of my budget!
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Today as usual, extreme 18 and Smax 47 cut down to 35 for higher stuff
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Gardiner's Xtreme naturally :)
I was trying out a new prototype pole yesterday whilst on my day's round which was a good bit heavier than the Xtreme range and it was a relief to get back to the Xtremes.
Bloody wimp ;D
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Facelift original carbon poles as main domestic pole as the clamps are much quicker and slides better. Commercial SL2 & extreme slx.
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Gardiner's Xtreme naturally :)
I was trying out a new prototype pole yesterday whilst on my day's round which was a good bit heavier than the Xtreme range and it was a relief to get back to the Xtremes.
Got to take my hat off to you Alex :) with all those product you are selling, solving peoples problems, and running a big giant company now, when do you fit time to go and clean your rounds ? ;D
You are a super man :)
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Slx22 for everyday stuff then the antique tucker for high stuff.
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harris pole and a converted broom brush.
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We have a facelift phoenix x for soft washing. Can't seem to see if there is a aluminium goose neck for this pole?
The angle neck that came is a load of shiite and always bends and gives way even though it's tight.
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xtreme poles for all my work (25 footer and 47 footer.)
ive tried all the rest and nothing comes close to using xtremes day in/day out.much easier working days for sure.
everything else including slx poles feel like lead after getting used to the xtremes.
surely you guys can get £500 together for an xtreme 25 footer for your everyday work.if not you need to work a bit harder or put your prices up.PREFERABLY BOTH! ;D ;D
thats what ive done over the last few years and using the xtremes as well has helped a lot in keeping on top of my workload with minimum strain.
when you get the money together BUY ONE!you wont regret it lads at all.
best wishes to you all
dazmond
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xtreme poles for all my work (25 footer and 47 footer.)
ive tried all the rest and nothing comes close to using xtremes day in/day out.much easier working days for sure.
everything else including slx poles feel like lead after getting used to the xtremes.
surely you guys can get £500 together for an xtreme 25 footer for your everyday work.if not you need to work a bit harder or put your prices up.PREFERABLY BOTH! ;D ;D
thats what ive done over the last few years and using the xtremes as well has helped a lot in keeping on top of my workload with minimum strain.
when you get the money together BUY ONE!you wont regret it lads at all.
best wishes to you all
dazmond
For me it's not so much not affording it, as it is justifying it, plus the wife would go mad! My facelift poles are very light, so justifying the extra 500 quid on an xtreme for a slightly lighter pole is a bit naughty! If they were cheaper then I'd say 'why not' but half a grand for a pole? When the poles I have are more than adequate, no chance, I've not got that kind of money to spend, rather put the money towards a nice holiday, we're off to New York in March - now that can be justified... ;)
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xtreme poles for all my work (25 footer and 47 footer.)
ive tried all the rest and nothing comes close to using xtremes day in/day out.much easier working days for sure.
everything else including slx poles feel like lead after getting used to the xtremes.
surely you guys can get £500 together for an xtreme 25 footer for your everyday work.if not you need to work a bit harder or put your prices up.PREFERABLY BOTH! ;D ;D
thats what ive done over the last few years and using the xtremes as well has helped a lot in keeping on top of my workload with minimum strain.
when you get the money together BUY ONE!you wont regret it lads at all.
best wishes to you all
dazmond
You must copy and paste the above for every post on here ;D
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xtreme poles for all my work (25 footer and 47 footer.)
ive tried all the rest and nothing comes close to using xtremes day in/day out.much easier working days for sure.
everything else including slx poles feel like lead after getting used to the xtremes.
surely you guys can get £500 together for an xtreme 25 footer for your everyday work.if not you need to work a bit harder or put your prices up.PREFERABLY BOTH! ;D ;D
thats what ive done over the last few years and using the xtremes as well has helped a lot in keeping on top of my workload with minimum strain.
when you get the money together BUY ONE!you wont regret it lads at all.
best wishes to you all
dazmond
You must copy and paste the above for every post on here ;D
Its like a natural response!!!
Customer - hi darren how are you?
Dazmundo - well ...i use xtreme poles for all my work (25 footer and 47 footer.)
ive tried all the rest and nothing comes close to using xtremes day in/day out.much easier working days for sure.
everything else including slx poles feel like lead after getting used to the xtremes.
surely you guys can get £500 together for an xtreme 25 footer for your everyday work.if not you need to work a bit harder or put your prices up.PREFERABLY BOTH!
thats what ive done over the last few years and using the xtremes as well has helped a lot in keeping on top of my workload with minimum strain.
when you get the money together BUY ONE!you wont regret it lads at all.
best wishes to you all
dazmond
;D
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xtreme poles for all my work (25 footer and 47 footer.)
ive tried all the rest and nothing comes close to using xtremes day in/day out.much easier working days for sure.
everything else including slx poles feel like lead after getting used to the xtremes.
surely you guys can get £500 together for an xtreme 25 footer for your everyday work.if not you need to work a bit harder or put your prices up.PREFERABLY BOTH! ;D ;D
thats what ive done over the last few years and using the xtremes as well has helped a lot in keeping on top of my workload with minimum strain.
when you get the money together BUY ONE!you wont regret it lads at all.
best wishes to you all
dazmond
For me it's not so much not affording it, as it is justifying it, plus the wife would go mad! My facelift poles are very light, so justifying the extra 500 quid on an xtreme for a slightly lighter pole is a bit naughty! If they were cheaper then I'd say 'why not' but half a grand for a pole? When the poles I have are more than adequate, no chance, I've not got that kind of money to spend, rather put the money towards a nice holiday, we're off to New York in March - now that can be justified... ;)
+1
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xtreme poles for all my work (25 footer and 47 footer.)
ive tried all the rest and nothing comes close to using xtremes day in/day out.much easier working days for sure.
everything else including slx poles feel like lead after getting used to the xtremes.
surely you guys can get £500 together for an xtreme 25 footer for your everyday work.if not you need to work a bit harder or put your prices up.PREFERABLY BOTH! ;D ;D
thats what ive done over the last few years and using the xtremes as well has helped a lot in keeping on top of my workload with minimum strain.
when you get the money together BUY ONE!you wont regret it lads at all.
best wishes to you all
dazmond
You must copy and paste the above for every post on here ;D
Its like a natural response!!!
Customer - hi darren how are you?
Dazmundo - well ...i use xtreme poles for all my work (25 footer and 47 footer.)
ive tried all the rest and nothing comes close to using xtremes day in/day out.much easier working days for sure.
everything else including slx poles feel like lead after getting used to the xtremes.
surely you guys can get £500 together for an xtreme 25 footer for your everyday work.if not you need to work a bit harder or put your prices up.PREFERABLY BOTH!
thats what ive done over the last few years and using the xtremes as well has helped a lot in keeping on top of my workload with minimum strain.
when you get the money together BUY ONE!you wont regret it lads at all.
best wishes to you all
dazmond
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