Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: frames to panes on February 12, 2008, 09:03:55 pm
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Anyone seen one of these? looks a bit like Jeffs Hedge Hog.
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here is the complete range, their all made for vehicle cleaning:
(http://www.vikan.dk/graphics/DESIGN2002/2004/VTS_images_04/www_VTS_sortimentA_04.jpg)
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The thing i like the look of with that brush is that it has a flat stock which means with an adapter it`s a lot easier to get the right angle that you want unlike the other vikans with the angled thread.I wouldn`t mind trying the one in the picture that`s like the swivel with the bristles that are all the same length.
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Diddy little square one on the right hand side would be a good gutter brush. Who sells them?
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im wondering if that brush would be any good for cleaning facias and underneath gutters where its very fiddley
Brett.
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The hedge hog? That's what i was thinking - might not be too heavy either 'cos the stock looks small.
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If that brush was slightly bigger it would be perfect for window`s,i don`t know why they havn`t seriously got into the WFP market.They have the product but they don`t have the input of the end user who`s hands on,if they think the mono square brush is the answer there way off.
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I want a vikan brush set into Bentley stock. Maybe Alex's will do it.
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Omnipole did have some of those little vikans for sale on ebay, email them about it, Luke
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it is an odd looking brush... ;D
taking a good look at it, i really dont think it would be suitable, the large slay out on the brush would bring all sorts of grit and dirt down from the brickwork around the windows, and if you look again, i think some of the bristles at the top, will not do deep top frames upstairs properly, also because the top will be hitting the wall above.
just my opinion lol ::)
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Best send Jeff Brimble out as test pilot first. ;)
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Odd Vikan
eh, its the great big f'ing horns