Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Oliver James on December 17, 2019, 06:42:36 pm
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Had a sales call from Gary from Spotless Water this morning.
They have a deal in the pipeline with Tescos to feature Spotless water filling stations in Tescos Supermarkets.
It isn't confirmed but he said it is going through legal right now.
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Ace!
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May be they could supply them car washing geezers with some water to wash the cars with. They never seem to use water as far as I can see. Sainsbury's are the worst, they wheel a trolley round, where's the water? They just use some sort of chemical I'm sure they knackered the paint on one of my cars.
Oh, and they called me this morning. Told them I'm too busy to talk and I'm not interested thanks.
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My local Tesco has pimped themselves out
Got string of shops in car park
Timpsons, photo shop, coffe shop etc
Sold off part of the car park to builders
Gonna be retirement apartments
Senior citizens 👴🏻 can sit on their balconies watching window cleaners filling up vans with o2
And the odd young poo bag roaring about on their motor scooter 🛵
Let’s hope my local Lidl do pure water it’ll be cheaper 😁
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Had a sales call from Gary from Spotless Water this morning.
They have a deal in the pipeline with Tescos to feature Spotless water filling stations in Tescos Supermarkets.
It isn't confirmed but he said it is going through legal right now.
Tesco been advertising this for a while. Also one club card point per litre.
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Soon customers will get the water themselves. ,Tesco’s will sell cheap poles and pumps. Then custies cleaning own windows.
Thanks spotless water
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Soon customers will get the water themselves. ,Tesco’s will sell cheap poles and pumps. Then custies cleaning own windows.
Thanks spotless water
That’s exactly what I thought, it’s certainly a possibility.
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Window cleaners should stop using services like these , they are as bad as these internet companies who find customers for you. Cut out the middle man , long term these services could ruin us all
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I would never use a spotless, nor would I, Completely agree they will ruin the window cleaning industry, no one needs to use one,
anyone can buy and use a simple RO set up to produce there own pure water, at a fraction of the cost,
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Does any of these companies ever learn? Tesco carkparks are jinxed. Things tend to end up vandalised.
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I would never use a spotless, nor would I, Completely agree they will ruin the window cleaning industry, no one needs to use one,
anyone can buy and use a simple RO set up to produce there own pure water, at a fraction of the cost,
Or do a bit of looking around and find a local firm.
I run a firm in Margate (H2go) we supply water reliably for a lot less than Spotless, there must be little operations all over the country like mine, we sell at only slighter dearer than making your own as we have economies of scale that means we don't need to charge much.
But if you have the space and the time making your own is cheaper than Spotless
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Loads use spotless water
I can understand perhaps if you live in a flat or have similar issues making your own...but other than that theres no excuse.
These morons will do a 30 mile round trip each day to fill up a tank with a tenners worth of pure.
Read all about it on facebook lol
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Soon customers will get the water themselves. ,Tesco’s will sell cheap poles and pumps. Then custies cleaning own windows.
Thanks spotless water
No they wont.......people can't be bothered.....they also pay people to walk their dogs and clean their bins out because they dont wanna/have time to do it themselves...
IMO it wont make any difference whatsoever.......
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Yes not everyone i.e the office pen pusher etc.
But the average blue collar worker certainly will
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Yes not everyone i.e the office pen pusher etc.
But the average blue collar worker certainly will
So you really think Joe public are going to be filling up barrels of water from spotless/tescos sites and lugging it home to clean their own windows with a domestic kit ? I don't think so ??? Didn't one of the main suppliers come out with a domestic use plug n play kit - pole, hose and small in-line Di cannister ? Look how many people these days can't even be bothered to wash their own cars themselves !
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Window cleaners should stop using services like these , they are as bad as these internet companies who find customers for you. Cut out the middle man , long term these services could ruin us all
What if you’re 200 miles from home and it’s all that’s available? Just nip back home ::)roll
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Window cleaners should stop using services like these , they are as bad as these internet companies who find customers for you. Cut out the middle man , long term these services could ruin us all
What if you’re 200 miles from home and it’s all that’s available? Just nip back home ::)roll
Take resin bottles and fill up on site.
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Window cleaners should stop using services like these , they are as bad as these internet companies who find customers for you. Cut out the middle man , long term these services could ruin us all
What if you’re 200 miles from home and it’s all that’s available? Just nip back home ::)roll
I would never travel 200 miles for work ::)roll I don’t take work on more than 3 miles away from my house.
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Defo handy if u work miles away from home or live in a very hard water area.......👍
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Lol that will happen it won’t take long for people to realise they only need the water and a pole to clean there own for sure,as said that would be obvious but all spotless water are interested in is selling water you can’t tell me they didn’t know this would happen.
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Window cleaners should stop using services like these , they are as bad as these internet companies who find customers for you. Cut out the middle man , long term these services could ruin us all
What if you’re 200 miles from home and it’s all that’s available? Just nip back home ::)roll
Take resin bottles and fill up on site.
Sometimes we do. Often we use a hydrant.
Sometimes it’s just not possible.
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Window cleaners should stop using services like these , they are as bad as these internet companies who find customers for you. Cut out the middle man , long term these services could ruin us all
What if you’re 200 miles from home and it’s all that’s available? Just nip back home ::)roll
I would never travel 200 miles for work ::)roll I don’t take work on more than 3 miles away from my house.
Then you won’t need spotless! Not every business is the same.
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I think what we could expect to see, is some customers buying the water and cheap poles, then cancelling their window cleaner.
A year later, phone rings ‘urm, can I have you back?’
If Tesco did sell pure water, and a pole system etc, there would be a few customers that think they can give it a go themselves. Not enough to effect a good round, but you always get have a go hero’s giving these things a go!
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I dont think the customers doing their own windows is much to be concerned about I would be more bothered about those out there that see it as a quick way to make an extra few quid on the side or as a cheep way to add window cleaning to an existing business.
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I dont think the customers doing their own windows is much to be concerned about I would be more bothered about those out there that see it as a quick way to make an extra few quid on the side or as a cheep way to add window cleaning to an existing business.
Yep just like window cleaners adding gutter cleaning, pressure washing to their business.
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Customer cleans their own for the first time with the magic water ??? ??? ???
Missus - "Hmmm! Not as good as the windy". Covered with spots n runs.
Him - "I'll do 'em again". Covered with spots n runs again.
Him - "Give us his number".
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Customer cleans their own for the first time with the magic water ??? ??? ???
Missus - "Hmmm! Not as good as the windy". Covered with spots n runs.
Him - "I'll do 'em again". Covered with spots n runs again.
Him - "Give us his number".
Nope. What it means is wfp is crap. We need trad