Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Captain Scarlet on November 25, 2007, 09:00:50 pm
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They are using them in the USA and I know that the Window Cleaning Warehouse were testing some for Unger which I held but anymore news on them? Luke
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Oh and apparently they are brilliant for seagull poo, so good for seaside cleaners, Luke
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I found the one I tried on my hair made it go all fuzzy ;D
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I'm bald!!!!
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Sorry Luke.......I just had to get that one in.
Not heard of them before but any advancement in tech would be great.
Everyone works on poles but I think brush heads are more important after all this is what does the cleaning.
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No, Im not really bald! Yeah I think brushes are neglected, Luke
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Boars head natural bristle used to be the brush of choice for trad window cleaning in the USA. It has good splay and scrub but the bristles are set into a great big wooden stock thats very heavy if used on the end of a pole. Bit like a thick natural paintbrush over here.
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The one I held at the Window Cleaning Warehouse wasnt heavy at all, it was very light and it had worn around th edges into a driftwood type thing, so it had got even lighter!!! Luke
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this one is set into plastic
(http://www.racenstein.com/mmJRACENSTEIN/Images/300_110-105.jpg)
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and this one into a thin wooden stock, Luke
(http://www.racenstein.com/mmJRACENSTEIN/Images/300_66-215.jpg)