[ccmids]

how do you rate them and were can i buy one from

[jonnyald]

are they actually real hogs hair?

[ccmids]

i think so their is a lot for sale in USA , still looking

[tomy jackson]

reall pig hiar so may be baned to import ,and thear set in wooden block

[ccmids]

you could be right but ive herd you can get them ,they are surposed to be the biz.

[Jeff Brimble]

Some of the USA ones are "Made in England", well mine is !

[ccmids]

tell me more

[tony talbot]

is it wise to use hogs hair with all this swine flu about

[ReachHigherGround]

how do you rate them and were can i buy one from

http://shop.reachhigherground.com/product.sc?productId=48&categoryId=12

[Pole 2 Pole]

"Only $80"  : What's that?? £45..........Come back Gardiner's................ALL is forgiven 

[tomy jackson]

this time last year that wos£20

[ccmids]

how do you rate them and were can i buy one from

http://shop.reachhigherground.com/product.sc?productId=48&categoryId=12

thanks for that

[ftp]

I've had a few in my scratchings and wasn't impressed.

[ReachHigherGround]

This is one of those products that highlights the differences in the US vs. UK market as it pertains to window cleaners.

A light weight nylon brush is all that is needed in UK b/c of the nature of the customer.  How long is it between cleanings in the UK?  Weeks, maybe a month or so?

In the US its 6 months(if your really lucky) but most often its every year or more.

Nylon bristle brushes do not scrub as well as the hogs bristles.

Window Cleaners in the US gladly pay $80.00US for a hogs bristle brush yet we can not give away a bentley brush.

[ccmids]

got email of bloke in USA he says £55 total with shipping. not bad