Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: dave0123 on May 24, 2009, 06:00:45 pm
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Hi there,
I have a 250lit system in my van which am happy with and i do my big houses using this but on the small 3 bed semi's where maybe i might only do a few windows above conservatory or getting round the back using the van system does not seem to be any faster for me!
i dont have many houses close up such as 5 or 6 houses in the same road mine are spead out a little through a few roads apart.
I was thinking getting backpack for these smaller houses that will get WFP wondering if it is much faster? even though u have to top up here and there.
Ive been looking at the WCW backpack and the Omnipole one does anyone use one of them? which is better
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i,ve got 2 of the wcw bpacks and i can,t fault them for the money i,d buy again , my mate uses the van mount and i use the bp on the fronts , works a treat regards alan
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Dave...have a van system and a backpack...just different tools for different jobs...I found that I just got into the habit of using the van mount for everything...then I started to keep a diary of each job to see how I could be more productive both in time and effort...
For what backpacks cost...I find my is invaluable for certain jobs...where dragging a load of hose from the van can just become too time consuming.
Cheers
Dave.
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using the van mount for everything...then I started to keep a diary of each job to see how I could be more productive both in time and effort...
For what backpacks cost...I find my is invaluable for certain jobs...where dragging a load of hose from the van can just become too time consuming.
Cheers
Dave.
Yeah thats what i was thinking sometimes it just takes ages to get the hose out and put everyting away again well over 5 mins setting up and packing away again.
what backpack do you have? i was looking at the WCW one but the omnipole one looks good too that they sell on ebay
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try this for a bargain 8)
www.sprayersandwaterers.co.uk/product/?pid=11928
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hi mike.
have you got one of these backpacks,
does hold more water than wcw (15 ltrs)
is shurflo (18ltrs ?)
ps still waiting for glue to fix pole :'(
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Eek 25litre!
18 is enough lol, i love and swear by my backpack. Go for it. They are superb on 2 man setup, one on front with van mount and one round back with backpack. Super quick
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is enough lol, i love and swear by my backpack. Go for it. They are superb on 2 man setup, one on front with van mount and one round back with backpack. Super quick
Cheers LWC, just looking at the WCW one and the Omnipole one they sell on ebay.
hi mike.
have you got one of these backpacks,
does hold more water than wcw (15 ltrs)
is shurflo (18ltrs ?)
lol 25 litres dont think you would be able to lift that up to put it on your back ;D
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is enough lol, i love and swear by my backpack. Go for it. They are superb on 2 man setup, one on front with van mount and one round back with backpack. Super quick
Cheers LWC, just looking at the WCW one and the Omnipole one they sell on ebay.
hi mike.
have you got one of these backpacks,
does hold more water than wcw (15 ltrs)
is shurflo (18ltrs ?)
lol 25 litres dont think you would be able to lift that up to put it on your back ;D
hi lee + dave
no i dont have one, but its a good price ;D
if you get a cheapo sack truck its a very cheap trolly system
besides you dont have to fill it right up to use it as a backpack
dccleaners has just ordered one ,will be interesting to see how he gets on
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the great thing about the wcw bpack is the carry handle , no need to mess about wiyh a trolley regards alan