Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: patwoods on November 16, 2007, 04:59:41 pm
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Hi Folks,
going to purchase a pro 10 soon for inside car showrooms(as some bosses have commented on the safety aspect and we like to keep one step ahead and they dont like to see me on a ladder any more)
Just wondering have you heard of any feedback from this new kit?? i was looking to get the electric one that is portable,need your advice please will be greatly appreciated ;)
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any word on the grapevine ???
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YES me, I have used one and don't like it at all, it has two rubbers on the end of a vac cleaners ( just my view point ) however I am sure ionic wouldn't put it on the market if it didn't work!
Andy
This is a photo of the machine I used when Ionic came around on there road show
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thanks pole man,what is it you dont like??
Does it do exactly what it says on the tin??
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steve peel is bringing one of these up to aberdeen for me to try.
Did it do a good job when you tried it poleman?
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Is it just me or in the reflection in the door is there a brush head face down on the floor ;D
Shame there's not a picture of the brush head on the Pro 10 so we can see how it recovers the used water.
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looks good i expect it comes with the usual ionics price tag oouch
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looks good i expect it comes with the usual ionics price tag oouch
Yes, no suprises there i'm sure.
But with some good marketing and targetting the right market, what a great potential it has to make you a vast sum of money.
Does it work by gravity or is there some suction involved where you could clean the insides of large atriums for hotels and restaurants or example?
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looks good i expect it comes with the usual ionics price tag oouch
Yes, no suprises there i'm sure.
But with some good marketing and targetting the right market, what a great potential it has to make you a vast sum of money.
Does it work by gravity or is there some suction involved where you could clean the insides of large atriums for hotels and restaurants or example?
I've seen one at one of the roadshows. It sucks back the water and recycles it like the van mount. I haven't got enough work inside to warrant having one but if they do a petrol portable which will open up a load of new possibilities then I'd go for it!
Rod
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From memory at the cleaning show the Diesel version , doesnt have a brush just a hot wash spray and then a vac back. Its got sort of a pair of window cleaning squeegees about 1 1/2" apart. The carbon fibre goose neck elbow is very advanced, its bent !
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it worries me that not to many window cleaners are thinking of getting one,is it not safer?? do you not do too many inside jobs over there??
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it worries me that not to many window cleaners are thinking of getting one,is it not safer?? do you not do too many inside jobs over there??
try not to if i'm being honest
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but usally you dont have a choice,otherwise someone else will!!
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its just a converted carpet cleaning machine as i have one the same. like to know how water is re used though
simbo
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Does it clean the frames & leave them dry too?
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Does it clean the frames & leave them dry too?
Now you're just being silly ;D
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Does it clean the frames & leave them dry too?
Funny you should say that!...NO
Did it do a good job when you tried it poleman?
I was just not convinced at all, it sprayed and sucked at the same time and used rubber strips on the end, I personal didn't like it and wouldn't spend my money BUT than I dont have any need for it.
Andy
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This is the brush head BUT doesn't have bristles but 2 rubbers