Any chance of a reply Mr Gardiner
i don't think he spend his life on cleanitup, send him an e-mail,would be easier:alex@agardiner.co.uk
Any news on maybe and extreme sill brush ?
Quote from: Pure H20 Services on March 29, 2014, 01:23:05 pmAny news on maybe and extreme sill brush ?The problem would be having less bristles on a sill brush if it was an Xtreme.
Quote from: HampshireWindowCleaning on March 29, 2014, 12:55:36 pmAny chance of a reply Mr GardinerSorry, I didn't see your original post. This has been asked before and it is a possibility but the cost of tooling for these would be high so would need careful planning. What width of sill brush would you ideally like?
Quote from: Alex Gardiner on March 29, 2014, 01:16:22 pmQuote from: HampshireWindowCleaning on March 29, 2014, 12:55:36 pmAny chance of a reply Mr GardinerSorry, I didn't see your original post. This has been asked before and it is a possibility but the cost of tooling for these would be high so would need careful planning. What width of sill brush would you ideally like?but after the tooling cost which is around 5k you the the brushes for around 67p each and selling them at over 25 pounds wont take to long to get money back
Quote from: Alex Gardiner on March 29, 2014, 01:16:22 pmQuote from: HampshireWindowCleaning on March 29, 2014, 12:55:36 pmAny chance of a reply Mr GardinerSorry, I didn't see your original post. This has been asked before and it is a possibility but the cost of tooling for these would be high so would need careful planning. What width of sill brush would you ideally like?What made you make them so small anyway?Width of medium mixed dt would be good so as to cover more glass in less time.
My advice would be better quality bristles like the Tecbuk , heavier and more durable type of brush would be better .Sometimes that extra weight aids with cleaning .Lightness isn't always the best , I don't say produce a brick of a brush but just more better bristle quality and a brush that lasts longer .