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Wc Solutions

  • Posts: 1829
can anyone who has one of these vacs please do me a little review??

how well built?

any pros n cons?

what its like to work with?

any tips when using one?

add on needed?

Wc Solutions

  • Posts: 1829
bump  ???

davids3511

  • Posts: 2506
I'm interested too so anybody with one please...

Wc Solutions

  • Posts: 1829
i watched a few vids and have used one for about 2 mins.

the vids are ok but be nice to hear from someone that uses and not trying to sell it.

i saw a few lads use one so i went over to ask if i could have a go - they said yes but seemed very pd off i was asking questions so i gave up on that one.

Cleaning Buddy

  • Posts: 52
Agreed. I am also interested in purchasing one. So very keen to hear peoples views.

Not quite sure what "bump" means  ???

richyp

  • Posts: 593
i am looking to buy one too but need some advice. we do gutter cleaning off ladders at present but want to make a easier life for for me and staff ;D

colin purewater

  • Posts: 2282
have a look back tho the old posts
 i found some good info on the vacs about 18 pages back
im looking to buy one myself
what i found was that the cheap ones are ok.
but at the end of the day you get what you pay for....

like every thing really!!

thanks


colin
keep it simple

Wc Solutions

  • Posts: 1829
have a look back tho the old posts
 i found some good info on the vacs about 18 pages back
im looking to buy one myself
what i found was that the cheap ones are ok.
but at the end of the day you get what you pay for....

like every thing really!!

thanks


colin

so are you going for one mate??

im waiting to get a good/bad review first.

cant you buy one then i can see how you get on  :D

A@R WINDOWCLEANING

  • Posts: 312
i just bought a clarke 30 i will be honest i have only done my house with it and first impressions its great i do alot of gutter cleans off ladders and it is about time i treated myself to one  i have bought the generator aswell ,very very good suction on the vac and the genny is very compact  easy to use, i dont think the clarke 20 or 25 is big enough very glad i bought it, hope this helps guys

colin purewater

  • Posts: 2282
have a look back tho the old posts
 i found some good info on the vacs about 18 pages back
im looking to buy one myself
what i found was that the cheap ones are ok.
but at the end of the day you get what you pay for....

like every thing really!!

thanks


colin

so are you going for one mate??

im waiting to get a good/bad review first.

cant you buy one then i can see how you get on  :D
ye gona put the order in the next couple of weeks so il post a review soon as i do a few jobs with it
keep it simple

Wc Solutions

  • Posts: 1829
i just bought a clarke 30 i will be honest i have only done my house with it and first impressions its great i do alot of gutter cleans off ladders and it is about time i treated myself to one  i have bought the generator aswell ,very very good suction on the vac and the genny is very compact  easy to use, i dont think the clarke 20 or 25 is big enough very glad i bought it, hope this helps guys

cheers mate

whats it like for emptying - pipes and machine etc ...

anything you feel that coulbe be improved?

A@R WINDOWCLEANING

  • Posts: 312
gutter vac very easy to empty back to work in seconds every thing works great let  you know more when i have put it through its paces,lots of gutter cleans coming up

Wc Solutions

  • Posts: 1829
gutter vac very easy to empty back to work in seconds every thing works great let  you know more when i have put it through its paces,lots of gutter cleans coming up

does the mirror do its job or do you still take the ladder with you?

my sight is really bad! so im a little negative regards the mirror - but hey least we can keep it clean!


Wrekin C S

  • Posts: 486
Im lso interested in gutter vac a lot safer...

Just watched the clarke vids the karcher looks like it sucks better,

good prices compared to ones I looked at before in the £1000s -

How many other companys out there doing these?

Which is best value for money and which ones to stay away from?

A@R WINDOWCLEANING

  • Posts: 312
gutter vac very easy to empty back to work in seconds every thing works great let  you know more when i have put it through its paces,lots of gutter cleans coming up

does the mirror do its job or do you still take the ladder with you?

my sight is really bad! so im a little negative regards the mirror - but hey least we can keep it clean!
mirror works  really well, recommend to anyone