[Steve Gunn]

Make one of these and make any solution hose into your lead hose
http://www.cleaningspot.co.uk/acatalog/Brass_fittings.html

http://www.windowcleaningequipment.co.uk/connections-fittings/Flow_Control_Valves

[John Milnes]

Enter all the good sarnie shops into the sat nav that you might forget where they were.

Cut furniture tabs into halves or quarters to save money.

Enter the customers names in to your fone that you would never go to again as: ''don't answer'' ....including sales companies.

Keep toilet roll on the van for doing empty properties....especially if youv had a currie the nite b4. Also check the lecky meter has money in b4 you go if you have a portie.

Keep a condom on the van with the money you saved by cutting furniture tabs.

[Len Gribble]

Steve

Point taken but where’s is the inline filter as mike recommended

Carpet guy

Take it you’ve been there (bog and lecky)

[Carpet Dawg]

Enter all the good sarnie shops into the sat nav that you might forget where they were.

Cut furniture tabs into halves or quarters to save money.

Enter the customers names in to your fone that you would never go to again as: ''don't answer'' ....including sales companies.Keep toilet roll on the van for doing empty properties....especially if youv had a currie the nite b4. Also check the lecky meter has money in b4 you go if you have a portie.

Keep a condom on the van with the money you saved by cutting furniture tabs.

I think I'm on "dont anwser 42" at the moment 

[Kinver_Clean]

Closely follow the car in front so when he washes his screen you can do yours with the overspray.

Cut your hair short to save on shampoo.

Go up stairs two at a time to save wear on alternate steps.

[Alan falconer]

Never peer into a vac hose on a tm whilst running or you will get to see all of it

That made me laugh...

[Linds Russell]

Buy a cheap kettle and keep it on the van for making up powdered pre sprays on end of tenancy jobs where there is no hot water.

[Kinver_Clean]

and the essential tea.

[Jim_77]

I think the best advice for newcomers is to Think Big and buy all the proper kit.  Try to do it all on a pathetic budget and you'll get nowhere slowly.