Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: bobby p on April 22, 2010, 09:37:29 pm
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the lidl water brush-just seen lidls flier a new brush is out on monday has lots of little jets in the stock of the brush ,its about 7 quid
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What, this one? http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/lidl_uk/hs.xsl/index_9991.htm
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That Looks a handy piece of kit :P ;)
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Seen this months ago and thought it would have a good life working for me cleaning glass, then nothing.....until now. I am going to buy one to see what it's like. ;)
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Way to stiff it`s designed for hard floor surfaces
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surley be good for scrubbing con roofs?
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Apparently it comes in hard and soft bristles, also has a flow control of some sort built into the pole. I will be going for a look at it anyway, Nosey as hell me.
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more for floor cleaning
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that is just wrong :-X :-X :-X
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has any 1 converted 1 of these yet.
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im trad only and ive bought one, not sure what i will ever use it for though !
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Jonny, do you reckon it'll be any good for conservatory roofs? I'm gonna pop through to Lidls later and see if they have any left.
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id think it would be just right for conservatory roofs , its such a cheap price it must be the very cheapest waterfed pole system on the market .2 brushes and a tap included!
best to buy now as you know how LIDLs are, next week theyll be gone till forever !
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Its gotta be worth a try for less than a tenner. Did you get it recently?
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it came in the stores this MONDAY . so it will be only on sale for this week or so
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Well, that's one of the more bizzare photos I've seen recently.
The guy is roughly as tall as the pole is long - i.e. 1.32m or 4'4" tall. His feet are freakishly small.
Looks like a bad photoshop day to me!
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It's a wide angle lens! It makes the foreground seem a lot bigger and closer that's why, and he's leaning towards it.
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Oh and by the way, how is that pole supposed to connect to a wfp hose?
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Just bought one today from Aldi, Quid more but what the hell. I will do a full conversion. Block all the existing jets, drill out new ones in the middle of the brush, possibly 8 of them, rig up a step down connector to fit the wfp hose and go see how it performs. You never know till you try, may be loads better than a 2 jet brush.
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I bought one of these a couple of years ago and regularly use it for con roofs, it extends to about 20 ft. They also sell them in two sizes in The Range for £12.99 if you have one locally it's worth buying.