Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Tom Mac on July 04, 2008, 08:42:06 am
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Who uses one for gutter cleans and will it fit any power washer?
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:'(
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You'll probably just need an adaptor for the end of the lance to fit to your hose, cost me £3
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how you getting on armadillo, feels like many moons ago that you called me...
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It all depends on your pressure washer, you need the 22mm type fitting, Northerntool do all the fittings you need.
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We have one with the gutter attachment, they are ok but you need to really turn the water pressure down otherwise they blast water and debris all over the place and you spend more time cleaning that up that it takes to clean the actual gutter.
It's often as easy and as quick to do it from ladders and use a drain rod and half moon to drag the debris along.
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totally agree with lionheart, although if you take the jets out of the attachment then they are great for giving the gutters a final rinse to get rid of any small bits and make them look like new.
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I don't agree with either of you 2 guy's, if you do the Job correctly the amount of muck sprayed out can be kept to a minimum, Take a look at the 2 pictures over half way through a run, and almost to the end, look at the amount of muck running down the facias? very little.
I first check with CCTV what its like up there, if its bad I use the gutter scoop I made and then I run the gutter tool with the white nozzle fitted, I use it like a brush and sweep it along to the downpipe.
(http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k23/jeffo_01/Lancework020Small.jpg)
(http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k23/jeffo_01/Lancework021Small.jpg)
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LWC
Doing good. Every week is still on the up. Even passing the odd job on. You seem to be doing ok with a new van.
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LWC
Doing good. Every week is still on the up. Even passing the odd job on. You seem to be doing ok with a new van.
yep, fnar fnar lol