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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: New truck
« Last post by Slacky on Yesterday at 10:30:55 pm »
With fuel at 77p a litre cheap to run too.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: water meter
« Last post by M Clean on Yesterday at 10:11:38 pm »
The same thing was requested by anglian water.
I pay about 7 or 800 a year.
The looked at my metre reading and found out my amount of usage would make me worse off. So they let the rate stay the same (I think it's based on your property value) so I will be saving money for not having to pay for the meters reading values.
Ask them about your payments and your expectation of having to pay so much more.
Give it a go.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Light weight poles
« Last post by Splash and dash on Yesterday at 09:42:05 pm »
What brush do you use?
Supreme stif
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Light weight poles
« Last post by dd on Yesterday at 09:27:41 pm »
What brush do you use?
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Hose reel Tail Length
« Last post by Spruce on Yesterday at 08:58:23 pm »
Hi all, I have decided to run with the hotwater hose that came with the reel. Looking for any thoughts on length of 8mm PU hose that we attach to the heavy hotwater hose. The biggest wfp I run with is 47 feet so thinking about 60 feet because I run hoseless. All thoughts welcome.

Only you can answer this question as you know your round and parking issues.

There is only one customer we have now that we have to use the full 100 meters of hose on. For this reason, I wouldn't run anything less than 100 meters on my hose reels because of this one customer. Otherwise, I could get away with 60 meters.

Years back we had a council office block and children's day care centre which had a large ground footprint. We needed the full 100 meters to clean that property every 4 weeks. In fact, I had considered ordering a length of 150m of hose as that would have made that job so much easier. But I stuck with that job for 11 years before the council decided they could save money by employing their own window cleaning team they set up.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Light weight poles
« Last post by Splash and dash on Yesterday at 06:31:55 pm »
Due to osteoporosis and severe arthritis im looking for a decent 25ft lightweight carbon poles any suggestions please 🙏

Gardiner’s extream range 18, 22, 25 ,35 just don’t treat them rough they are good poles
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Window Cleaning Forum / Light weight poles
« Last post by jk999 on Yesterday at 05:46:42 pm »
Due to osteoporosis and severe arthritis im looking for a decent 25ft lightweight carbon poles any suggestions please 🙏
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Hose reel Tail Length
« Last post by Splash and dash on Yesterday at 04:49:48 pm »
Hi all, I have decided to run with the hotwater hose that came with the reel. Looking for any thoughts on length of 8mm PU hose that we attach to the heavy hotwater hose. The biggest wfp I run with is 47 feet so thinking about 60 feet because I run hoseless. All thoughts welcome.

We have 100 meters of microbore and 25 meters of green pu hose joined together on each reel and finds this works well .
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Located in the West Midlands I have a Bane Clene Paramount machine for Sale

It's fitted in a Citroen Relay van both for sale or separate all at a bargain price.

It has 120 fresh water tank which heats the water up as you drive.

It has 120 waste water tank

It has the Bane Clene electric base unit that can be truck mounted or portable

It has Bane clene floor, stair , and upholstery



It has electric hose reel for vacuum pressure hose and etc
Please contact me for more details
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Window Cleaning Forum / Hose reel Tail Length
« Last post by Scottish Cleaning Service on Yesterday at 01:26:29 pm »
Hi all, I have decided to run with the hotwater hose that came with the reel. Looking for any thoughts on length of 8mm PU hose that we attach to the heavy hotwater hose. The biggest wfp I run with is 47 feet so thinking about 60 feet because I run hoseless. All thoughts welcome.
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