Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: jouk45 on July 28, 2008, 10:51:56 pm
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is this old man the last of his kind, it must very rare to see a w/c still working this way,chamois and scrim, yet we see trade v wfp here, and yet the squeegee or wfp has not stoped him geting on with it,
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Sl20ruDwy0
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Please, tell this guy that the squeegee has been around since 1936, dear me, chamois and scrim?
www.ettore.com/pro/about_history.html (http://www.ettore.com/pro/about_history.html)
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I think some of the really old w/c only go out for the coffee and bics, a chat, some pocket money and to get out of the house ;D
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i know, but this old chap is as fit as any of us here, ;D
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i know a couple of older guys who still use leather and scrim, and looking at their work you can really see it gleaming. knowing how to use them properly is a real advantage especially if you are working inside, plus, you end up with arms like popeye ;D
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Would this be in Coventry at all?
A custy I quoted a conservatory clean for on Saturday told me
her w/c still uses a shammie and leaves the windows worse
than when he started.
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I think some of the really old w/c only go out for the coffee and bics, a chat, some pocket money and to get out of the house ;D
sounds ok 2 me..... fair play to them....
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i still use a chamois and scrim on certain jobs and im ONLY 38 ;D
it does make me smile sometimes when ive read posts on here
about how do you clean the insides off a cracker pane window ect ;D
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When he walked out the gate, I was expecting to see his horse and cart ;D