Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: jason1 on February 09, 2015, 08:23:13 pm
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What would you recommend as the best make of equipment for trad window cleaning , thanks for any opinoins
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i use a lot of unger gear, always solid and lasts, plus some squeegees fit on a pole if need be. at the minute using an ettore handle as i like the grip and short handle.
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I use a lot of unger stuff as well, it is all trial and error to find what suits you.
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Ettore squeegees and unger strip washers for me,
New liquidator squeegee will be the new standard when it's out though...
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Unger all the way
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i use a lot of unger gear, always solid and lasts, plus some squeegees fit on a pole if need be. at the minute using an ettore handle as i like the grip and short handle.
hate the short handles,always get the x large unger
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Bucket and shammy
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i use a lot of unger gear, always solid and lasts, plus some squeegees fit on a pole if need be. at the minute using an ettore handle as i like the grip and short handle.
hate the short handles,always get the x large unger
im the opposite lol cant use the long handles haha
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B&Q 99P Orange bucket, buy one extra as a spare.
poundland squeegee
few pairs of you grandmas old knickers
clothe cap (charity shop)
Rusty Ford Mondeo
Halfords roof rack
That's about all you need mate
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Wooden ladder
Used unger for 4 years great!
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That liquidator squeegee is no major inovation if you ask me it's lightweight material with a dogeared channel
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That liquidator squeegee is no major inovation if you ask me it's lightweight material with a dogeared channel
It's not meant to be some ground breaking innovation mate, it's just a squeegee channel that works better than every other squeegee out there,
I'm hearing it won't be expensive, it's not a gimmicky thing like the unger ninja range etc, I've been using it for about 3 weeks now, it's a really good work horse of a channel, speeding up my work, but more importantly just means a lot less detailing, which is all I care about really, I hate having to detai loads and getting really wet scrims in the winter etc.
No doubt it will be marketed as some sort of rocket science amazing innovation bla bla, but all you need to know is it works well, it's cheap, and that's it really...