Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Dave Anderson on July 23, 2017, 11:58:56 am
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What 'thingy' most helps you out each day..... Keep it clean chaps ;)
For me..... The Gardiners swivel really helps me each day.
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Hot water for me helps. A good sturdy pole like my SLX rather than fibreglass or hybrid. 6 jets ive found to be really beneficial. An electric reel which makes winding in easier and a valve tap by my side to help switch the water. All of these things make my working day more beneficial BUT.........
The thing ive come to learn most, its all regardless unless you have a good brush, which lets face it does the actual job.
For me I like stiff short bristles and dual trims that dont splay too much on the window. So I have to say my brush, 14inch dual trim streamline.
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Common sense, without it I would probably be wasting money heating water and scrubbing the glass with a brick
loaded up with jets.
Light pole light brush some filtered water pumped from a reliable system works for me, that said there will always be some
who say it doesn't. lol.
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Try not to get too friendly and chatty. Better if u can turn up clean and go.
Being too friendly only slows you down. Some enjoy that side of it, I enjoy getting round and getting home
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Common sense, without it I would probably be wasting money heating water and scrubbing the glass with a brick
loaded up with jets.
Light pole light brush some filtered water pumped from a reliable system works for me, that said there will always be some
who say it doesn't. lol.
This is usually yourself isnt it
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My complete van setup.
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Common sense, without it I would probably be wasting money heating water and scrubbing the glass with a brick
loaded up with jets.
Light pole light brush some filtered water pumped from a reliable system works for me, that said there will always be some
who say it doesn't. lol.
This is usually yourself isnt it
Iv never said that water doesn't clean windows, what I have said is it doesn't take a sledgehammer to crack a nut.
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Nathan.... The uni-valve is a nice piece of kit...... had one for a while now and really like it... Have also now got 100meters of Exceeds all weather hose and the tubeless conversion, 400 baffle-balls, electric reel waiting to install it all.....will once the van is refitted in the next 8 weeks try out the new toys.
;D
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Common sense, without it I would probably be wasting money heating water and scrubbing the glass with a brick
loaded up with jets.
Light pole light brush some filtered water pumped from a reliable system works for me, that said there will always be some
who say it doesn't. lol.
This is usually yourself isnt it
Iv never said that water doesn't clean windows, what I have said is it doesn't take a sledgehammer to crack a nut.
Is there much money in it?
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The two best bits of kit for me in the last two years, the Univalve and Q-Loq swivel.
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What 'thingy' most helps you out each day..... Keep it clean chaps ;)
For me..... The Gardiners swivel really helps me each day.
Could never be without a swivel, so much more versatile.
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Hot water for me helps. A good sturdy pole like my SLX rather than fibreglass or hybrid. 6 jets ive found to be really beneficial. An electric reel which makes winding in easier and a valve tap by my side to help switch the water. All of these things make my working day more beneficial BUT.........
The thing ive come to learn most, its all regardless unless you have a good brush, which lets face it does the actual job.
For me I like stiff short bristles and dual trims that dont splay too much on the window. So I have to say my brush, 14inch dual trim streamline.
Shorter bristles all the way for me now.
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My 10 am coffee ;D
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How's about a 2 stage pump controller with remote ?
https://glazenwasserswinkel.nl/product/osmoworks-turbo-systeem-met-zender-antenne-en-afstandsbediening/
or new brush https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1tbph0B_pY or perhaps an electric reel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjwRww0u9aM
Forgive the Dutchiness but it is what it is...
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Anyone ever come across these https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwNZWr00JXU ?
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What other little tools, thingies or wotknots do you use regularly that you have found, made or stole?
These are my fav thingies ...