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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: HALTON on June 09, 2015, 09:10:42 pm

Title: Supreme Soft Hybrid Brush
Post by: HALTON on June 09, 2015, 09:10:42 pm
as titled are these brushes any good for every day use on plain and leaded glass
any one have one and what's your thoughts please
Cheers
Title: Re: Supreme Soft Hybrid Brush
Post by: wpclean on June 09, 2015, 09:25:45 pm
I prefer the medium Hybrid hybrid myself, but everyone is different.
Title: Re: Supreme Soft Hybrid Brush
Post by: Jonny 87 on June 09, 2015, 10:31:36 pm
I really like the supreme soft hybrid.

Havnt tried the medium though.
Title: Re: Supreme Soft Hybrid Brush
Post by: Clever Forum Name on June 09, 2015, 11:23:00 pm
I love the brush BUT i have found a snag. its no good on new builds. Too much dust and dirt and as its soft it can leave sweep marks and not clear the dust dirt/ On flat glass its fine, just on Georgian its a pain!
Title: Re: Supreme Soft Hybrid Brush
Post by: HALTON on June 09, 2015, 11:32:57 pm
I love the brush BUT i have found a snag. its no good on new builds. Too much dust and dirt and as its soft it can leave sweep marks and not clear the dust dirt/ On flat glass its fine, just on Georgian its a pain!
Thanks what's it like on first cleans new jobs
When you say sweep marks is this only on Georgian what's it like on lead windows
Thanks
Title: Re: Supreme Soft Hybrid Brush
Post by: Clever Forum Name on June 09, 2015, 11:36:17 pm
I love the brush BUT i have found a snag. its no good on new builds. Too much dust and dirt and as its soft it can leave sweep marks and not clear the dust dirt/ On flat glass its fine, just on Georgian its a pain!
Thanks what's it like on first cleans new jobs
When you say sweep marks is this only on Georgian what's it like on lead windows
Thanks

It's ok on leaded windows. You have to get angle just right or it will jump. First cleans for me = a no.

Its a good brush, but its suited to regular work and flat glass. Its a fast brush.

For leaded windows i always use soft extreme.
Title: Re: Supreme Soft Hybrid Brush
Post by: HALTON on June 09, 2015, 11:38:08 pm
I love the brush BUT i have found a snag. its no good on new builds. Too much dust and dirt and as its soft it can leave sweep marks and not clear the dust dirt/ On flat glass its fine, just on Georgian its a pain!
Thanks what's it like on first cleans new jobs
When you say sweep marks is this only on Georgian what's it like on lead windows
Thanks

It's ok on leaded windows. You have to get angle just right or it will jump. First cleans for me = a no.

Its a good brush, but its suited to regular work and flat glass. Its a fast brush.

For leaded windows i always use soft extreme.
Thanks what you use on first cleans
Cheers
Title: Re: Supreme Soft Hybrid Brush
Post by: Clever Forum Name on June 09, 2015, 11:40:30 pm
I love the brush BUT i have found a snag. its no good on new builds. Too much dust and dirt and as its soft it can leave sweep marks and not clear the dust dirt/ On flat glass its fine, just on Georgian its a pain!
Thanks what's it like on first cleans new jobs
When you say sweep marks is this only on Georgian what's it like on lead windows
Thanks

It's ok on leaded windows. You have to get angle just right or it will jump. First cleans for me = a no.

Its a good brush, but its suited to regular work and flat glass. Its a fast brush.

For leaded windows i always use soft extreme.
Thanks what you use on first cleans
Cheers

Still use sill brush tbh. Cant beat it for first cleans. As soon as i am off the new build estates and onto normal runs then i will try the medium supreme as i never really gave it a chance. 
Title: Re: Supreme Soft Hybrid Brush
Post by: Rich Wilts on June 09, 2015, 11:53:23 pm
What brush do you use on first cleans that are leaded Georgian panes, in a south westerly light breeze blowing with rain forecast but not til 18.30 that evening on a south sowest facing velux?
Title: Re: Supreme Soft Hybrid Brush
Post by: Clever Forum Name on June 10, 2015, 12:08:27 am
What brush do you use on first cleans that are leaded Georgian panes, in a south westerly light breeze blowing with rain forecast but not til 18.30 that evening on a south sowest facing velux?

Probably the new Gardiner ultimate brush out.
Title: Re: Supreme Soft Hybrid Brush
Post by: Plankton on June 10, 2015, 12:15:11 am
What brush do you use on first cleans that are leaded Georgian panes, in a south westerly light breeze blowing with rain forecast but not til 18.30 that evening on a south sowest facing velux?
:D :D :D
Title: Re: Supreme Soft Hybrid Brush
Post by: Avo on June 10, 2015, 07:13:21 am
I bought one and thought I'd use it all the time. There ok but I still like the extreme soft more  "each to there own" 
Title: Re: Supreme Soft Hybrid Brush
Post by: Dave Willis on June 10, 2015, 07:34:55 am
I use one - they're not bad but jump on certain leaded windows and don't last particularly well. At the end of the day it's still a very soft brush so the thinner the bristles are the faster they are going to wear. My stiff Extremes show no wear at all.
Title: Re: Supreme Soft Hybrid Brush
Post by: dazmond on June 10, 2015, 07:38:30 am
i have one and use it for most regular work at the moment.better than an extreme for cleaning the sills and better scrubbing power.

for leaded or wooden windows i usually swap my brush and use the flocked supreme.

for really dirty first cleans you cant beat the standard SL brushes IMO(flocked or medium mixed) or a sill brush if the sills are minging