[chrismroberts]

WOW.... that is amazing. I know this has all been discussed before, so sorry to sound a bit green... but do you lift brush off to rinse?? 

If it is the last job for the week and it is only Monday, or if your wife is a nag, or you just want to waste some time, or your using the wrong brush, or you want a couple of weeks off work with a dodgy back, then yes you lift your brush off the window to rinse.  If your time is valuable, you are desperate to get home to see the wife, or if it is only Monday and you have a full weeks work ahead of you, and your using the right brush, and you don't want to put extra strain on your back, then no keep the brush on the glass.

Peter

Yeh I guess it was a silly question... I just know someone who does some work at that height and he always says he lifts off to rinse. Would give me a hernia!! 

So can you do that with the mono filament vikans?

[stevekennedy]

At 60 ft you DO NOT want to lift off to rinse. You might kill someone and injure your back. You must use the right kind of brush. We use an ionics DT brush and they are very good. However, if the glass is VERY hydrophobic and is very high. I angle the brush head.

[macmac]

NWH
You can buy any salmon brush you like from most hygine suppliers on the net.

tony

[john tomkins]

NWH
You can buy any salmon brush you like from most hygine suppliers on the net.

tony

Yeah you want B1058 (soft bristles) or B1059 (stiff bristles) range from about £4 to £6 but the P&P on most of the sites is heafty one charges £12

[NWH]

No you can`t,you try ordering the brush i`m on about and you`ll have no joY.

[john tomkins]

No you can`t,you try ordering the brush i`m on about and you`ll have no joY.

Give us a clue as to the code??
I can't go by a 9" salmon medium to soft grade

[NWH]

Don`t know the code for the 9" but i don`t think they do a soft version anymore.

[cherubs cleaning]

mode:



wyh have you taken my posts of


it seems to me that this is one sided



jerry