[the bfg]

I've tried one and to be honest I found it painstakingly slow,    however to be fair I was only using it for about 10-15 mins so not the greatest of feedback and I remember starting out WFP and that took time to master.

I'm sure it has its place on the market and the large companies will benefit from it as to me its a coimmercial appliance and not really suited for domestic

[Ian_Giles]

NO MORE OF THE SNIPING AND PERSONAL INSULTS PLEASE.

Any more comments not pertaining to the topic in question will be removed, were I Darran I too would be highly frustrated by page after page of replies with very few of them attempting to answer the question asked.

The same applies to those who just wish to reply to this thread to sneer at and make derisory comments about Ionics in general.

Ian

[premier window cleaners]

We used pro10 electric regularly. Its a good piece of kit!!

[Darranvps]

We used pro10 electric regularly. Its a good piece of kit!!

Would you be able to clean the underside of a large glass roof, at about 5.0m high with it?
Thanks

[Steve_c]

Darren find out who cleans the inside windows of T5 at Heathrow.They use a pro 10 electric.

[premier window cleaners]

would depend on the slope & height of the glass, we've only use it on vertical surfaces.

Would think it would be a lot of hard work