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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: mike richardson on November 13, 2007, 06:43:16 pm
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found some boots last week
they are brill think they are called muck boots like sml wellies but fur lined ( i think there the ones the horsey people use) £21.00
ive worn them for a week dead warm waterproof100%
loads of grip whem climbing ladders(occasionally)lol
nice thick sole
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were from?
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found some boots last week
they are brill think they are called muck boots like sml wellies but fur lined ( i think there the ones the horsey people use) £21.00
ive worn them for a week dead warm waterproof100%
loads of grip whem climbing ladders(occasionally)lol
nice thick sole
what is the website address for them ???
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Wyvale garden center LOL,my mums got some for doing the garden. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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i got mine from the local farm supply shop
but ive just put a search on yahoo
it gave me loads especially on ebay,
mine are lace up ones i think the velcro ones dnt have fur lining,
why i dident get these yrs ago is beyond me
brill on mornings when the grass is damp
and no more leading foot gettin wet,
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i got mine from the local farm supply shop
but ive just put a search on yahoo
it gave me loads especially on ebay,
mine are lace up ones i think the velcro ones dnt have fur lining,
why i dident get these yrs ago is beyond me
brill on mornings when the grass is damp
and no more leading foot gettin wet,
what did you type in ebay, was it just muck boots ?
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muck boots or muckers
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Hi folks,
Try these:
http://www.distinctlybritish.com/cgi-bin/distinctly.storefront/en/Product/CUD-7435
These are from Tayberry's of Horncastle, I think :-\.
I saw some in Tayberry's factory sale they have now and then. I was told that only the bottom was waterproof so didn't buy some. Wish I had now they were only £12 >:(
David
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I just got a pair slightly different from the pic, but they are "The Ribble" from the Muck Boot Co. Got them from our local farm supply shop £32 inc VAT. Superb. No kidding. www.muckbootco.co.uk
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Hi All
whatever kind of boots you have here is a little tip to keep your feet warm
remove the insole and place on top of sheet of tin foil
cut shape in foil of insole
glue with a soft glue ,even a pritt stick the tin foil to the underside of your in sole
replace in boot and enjoy far warmer feet.
The tin foil reflects the cold down coming from the boots sole in contact with the cold ground and the same foil reflects the heat from your foot back in.
It acts as a barrier and an insulator, Dr Martens were so taken with it they sent it
abroad for testing.(hopefully not the Bahamas)
Don,t knock it just try it, a simple and cheap tip from someone who has spent his share of working in the freezing North
Anyone else got any other little tips we can all try?
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Hi All
whatever kind of boots you have here is a little tip to keep your feet warm
remove the insole and place on top of sheet of tin foil
cut shape in foil of insole
glue with a soft glue ,even a pritt stick the tin foil to the underside of your in sole
replace in boot and enjoy far warmer feet.
The tin foil reflects the cold down coming from the boots sole in contact with the cold ground and the same foil reflects the heat from your foot back in.
It acts as a barrier and an insulator, Dr Martens were so taken with it they sent it
abroad for testing.(hopefully not the Bahamas)
Don,t knock it just try it, a simple and cheap tip from someone who has spent his share of working in the freezing North
Anyone else got any other little tips we can all try?
similar vain and works well
DIY stores do Foil backed bubble wrap, cut the sole shape out of that, the bubbles pop ( of course ) but it lasts longer than tinfoil
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this is why this forum is great, so many useful tips keep it up lads
(wish i could think of one for ya meself!)
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buy this gadget, and never get wet feet again, ;D
http://youtube.com/watch?v=81aweaUrXfs
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I wear clarkes shoes that are gortex lined.
The grips not very good.
I don't believe cheap wellie shoes with a bit of fur work.