Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Przemek Jersz on October 16, 2016, 07:35:53 am
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Hi anyone here is using the constructor brush from Reach It? What's your opinion of it?
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If you type Constructor Brush in the search bar you will find a number of interesting recent posts on the subject. :)
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If you type Constructor Brush in the search bar you will find a number of interesting recent posts on the subject. :)
Thanks mate
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I've been using the Constructor brush for 5 months,I love mine.
https://youtu.be/a2vU7yd7xng
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I've been using the Constructor brush for 5 months,I love mine.
https://youtu.be/a2vU7yd7xng
I know speex isnt an issue on a video as talking about comparisons etc. However with the gardiner brush on, you also did way too much rinsing. As gou are able to rinse on the glass with that brush also as you pointed out a regular 4 wkly cleaning, i would agitate/clean with up and xown strokes, after cutting accross top of window. Followed by side to side strokes from top to bottom. On a slightly highet flow, that would constitute the rinse and job done.
All my work is 4wkly so we are cleaning relatively clean glass all the time.
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I've been using the Constructor brush for 5 months,I love mine.
https://youtu.be/a2vU7yd7xng
I saw your video earlier and it's the reason I bought the brush! If I don't like it I will contact you for a refund ;)
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🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈😂😂
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Wagga has a few videos on the brush 😉
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Hi where's the best place to buy this brush from please
thanks
yo748 :)
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Use Gardiner brush with fan jets on full. Same thing.
You should still pass 2 times to scrub then rinse.
I rinse on the glass with fans on full, so it rinses as you clean. Still always good practice to clean then rinse
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I'm sorry but it's not the same thing at all,I have a Gardiner brush with fan jets,the rinse isn't as good and doesn't cover the same amount of glass.As for scrubbing twice,with a normal brush it may be the case but not with the Constructor brush,the configuration of the bristles make scrubbing and rinsing possible at the same time..........on regular cleans,first cleans it's a different story 😊
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u guys are lucky only having to brush twice im on the coast and its a blady nite mare :'( i do like the look of the construster brush but the price is a bit ott if u ask me shorly a standerd brush with a rince bar would do the same
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Hi where's the best place to buy this brush from please
thanks
yo748 :)
Anyone?
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Here's where you buy them,the price of the £ is so weak now though that they are £120! 🙈
https://store.futureofcleaning.com/collections/water-fed-brushes
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Here's where you buy them,the price of the £ is so weak now though that they are £120! 🙈
https://store.futureofcleaning.com/collections/water-fed-brushes
So which brush set have you got Julian please?
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Can't believe anyone is even contemplating buying this brush what a load of rubbish it must have come to him in some late night out on the booze,if
You don't see everyone using something it's generally for a reason.
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NWH have you tried it then?
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Constructor brush is over rated - don't buy one ;D Julian, thanks for sharing your vid. You should try the swift version, lot better than the one you use :)
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u guys are lucky only having to brush twice im on the coast and its a blady nite mare :'( i do like the look of the construster brush but the price is a bit ott if u ask me shorly a standerd brush with a rince bar would do the same
That's my way of thinking
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What do they weigh. Don't look light
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Windowswashed ive tried the Swift version,I didn't like it,I preferred the Original version.As a matter if interest I'm using Xline's new rinsebar brush at the moment,I like it a lot!
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Christmas cracker brush it comes with a joke.
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He must have a warehouse full of em.
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I have one. Used on 3 cleans, never again, a number of the little nozzles jets broke off they are just made of plastic and shear off if they hit a frame, so useless. Also its too heavy I couldn't work with that all day. The idea is good but the execution is rubbish. Don't understand why guys on youtube rate it are they being paid? Reminded me of going back to viken brush
I got the beast bristles cause that what the bot guy advised. Later saw Perry saying we don't need them in uk so tried to get them changed before delivery but when I went to the uk support line all you got is a robot saying "this mail box is not set up yet" . What a complete waste of £150 ish. I can't remember now but they either don't have email address or don't respond. Save your money.
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I have one. Used on 3 cleans, never again, a number of the little nozzles jets broke off they are just made of plastic and shear off if they hit a frame, so useless. Also its too heavy I couldn't work with that all day. The idea is good but the execution is rubbish. Don't understand why guys on youtube rate it are they being paid? Reminded me of going back to viken brush
I got the beast bristles cause that what the bot guy advised. Later saw Perry saying we don't need them in uk so tried to get them changed before delivery but when I went to the uk support line all you got is a robot saying "this mail box is not set up yet" . What a complete waste of £150 ish. I can't remember now but they either don't have email address or don't respond. Save your money.
Thank you 😊
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Reach for the bin they should be called all he does is go on and on about 1 pole does all jobs,what he does with his pole hose outside the pole can be done with all modern poles these days it's ridiculous. Reach it pole looks more like a scaffold pole
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I've been using the Constructor brush for 5 months,I love mine.
https://youtu.be/a2vU7yd7xng
You'd get the same effect with a higher flow and fan jets. I.e, once over and no rinse.
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Anyone trying to do maintenance cleans with boars hair bristles is making very hard work for themselves as the bristles are unbeatable for removing stubborn dirt but impractical for everyday cleaning on regular work regardless of what brush is used simply because they resist gliding across the glass or plastic.
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The canons are made smaller now so the problem of knocking them off are near impossible now. It's almost impossible to knock them off now this modification has been made. First day I used one I knocked most of them out, second time using one with reduced canons and a bumper bar fitted overcome the annoying problem. The swift brush is the lightest and fastest to work with. It is actually a very good brush. You can all take the mickey, I couldn't care less if it allows me to work quicker and more efficiently. IMO it's a very good brush.....just very overpriced. For normal houses it's my first choice brush and I wouldn't substitute it for any other brush.
Everybody has their favourite brush and everyone is entitled to their own opinions but unless you've tried one you can't give an honest opinion, all you can do is praise them or criticise them like all the other scaremainering trolls who don't have an open mind and aren't willing to try new things.
I've tried many poles and brushes , some are brilliant and some are total rubbish, at the end of the day it's down to everyone's personal choice why they choose what works best for them.