Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: davids3511 on May 11, 2008, 12:57:15 am
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As the header really. I am nowhere near being able to afford a pucker gutter vac. I am guessing they are a wet and dry industrial vac connected to an extra long (and wide) vac hose.
The industrial vacs are quite reasonable, can be had for about £180, but I am not sure on the rest of the equipment. Anybody got any ideas?
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get a ladder you lazy git. lol
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get a ladder you lazy git. lol
What and put his life at risk lol
Yes I am building one as we speak, if you have a look on here (back post) then there is many posts
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life at risk? what on a ladder? next you will be telling him not to drive to work. do you know just how many people died last year driving to work?
or eat his lunch with dirty hands. tut tut so much bacteira.
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Found it
www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=51156.0
Mr. D ::)
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but wot is the ratio of people driving to work?
far more than people getting up a ladder, your the type of person who will one day fall of is ladder and wonder why he didnt listen ;)
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www.crossrhythms.co.uk/keyquotes/index.php?p=5&cat=26
Window cleaning is the most dangerous job in the UK, while being a vicar is one of the safest, according to a new report. The threat of falling off a ladder was given as the main reason by Churchill Insurance for ranking the job so highly in a league table of risky professions.
Work/Employment The Sentinel Sunday – 17 October 2004
Regards
Mr H
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window cleaning is dangerous because there are far too many plum's doing it.
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You can penny pinch and waste time and money building your own or you can go out and buy the Omnivac. Its a superior machine and will earn its keep very quickly.
If you need spares or modifications, Glynn H or the lovely Andrea, from Omnipole will sort you out in seconds.
I have the full set up including omnivac camers, generators etc, in fact its all now trailer mounted (sign written) as I use it at least 2-3 times a week and I charge top dollar for a so far unique service. Be professional earn professional money.
Don't get me wrong but I'm a business man not an inventor. I leave that to people with the knowledge and skills. The Health and Safety really don't like bodge jobs that fall apart injuring you or you staff. There are many benefits to owning a professional system in my opinion.
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I am sure there are benifits to owning a pro system but as my first post indicated I do not have the spare cash for a pro system. It is DIY or ladders right now.
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Save your money and your life!!!