[dmlservices]

Do they still sell them ? Can't see them on website.



Daz

[rah]

If not a got a few spare, don't really get on with them

Rob.

[Michael Rosevear]

Look under 'brush fittings' and you will find them there mate

[dmlservices]

Found them , cheers guys.

Daz

[keyser soze]

ive found them a bit tricky to get on with .

[Window Washers]

ive found them a bit tricky to get on with .

why ?

[keyser soze]

i dont know ive only had it on my pole for 1 day. is it cause ive got a gooseneck on the pole .. i dunno :

[Window Washers]

i dont know ive only had it on my pole for 1 day. is it cause ive got a gooseneck on the pole .. i dunno :

what are the problems you seem to have with it, I dont have one but interested to hear, learn

[keyser soze]

as i said only had it for 1 day and struggle to get the blade properly to the glass its also hard to see what you are doing bcause you turn the brush around. saying all that ive probably not got it set up right . im sure itll come good

[dazmond]

IMO this is one gardiner product that is "not very good" they just dont scrape very well!!after a few scrapes they are useless as they blunt the edge rendering it redundant.

another thing is the T pieces on their brushes are again rubbish IMO.ive replaces mine with some spare ones i bought from pure freedom a while ago.too flimsy and they are a pain to fit the pole hose on when changing brushes.the p/f ones are much stronger and a better snug fit for the pole hose.

[dd]

I have one but do not find it much good. I find it more effective to use the stock of the brush as a scraper.

[ben M]

i have removed it because i've scratched a few bottom frames of windows while i was cleaning the sill.

[Cliff perkins]

I snapped my bloody fan jet today on my gardiners brush only snagged it a little bit on a door handle,the hose caught on the door handle and pulled slightly on fan yet and snapped the end off.
So beware people with plastic fan jets they camn brake easily.

[rah]

I've never been able to use mine, not matter how I  try, I can't get the things to stay tightly fixed to the brush! think I bought 10 as well ;(  Thankfully, they were pennies


Rob

[CLEANCARE WC]

I've never been able to use mine, not matter how I  try, I can't get the things to stay tightly fixed to the brush! think I bought 10 as well ;(  Thankfully, they were pennies


Rob

did you buy the longer screws?

[keyser soze]

I've never been able to use mine, not matter how I  try, I can't get the things to stay tightly fixed to the brush! think I bought 10 as well ;(  Thankfully, they were pennies


Rob

have you tried longer screws . tis what i did and it solved that prob...

[GB Window Cleaning]

If not a got a few spare, don't really get on with them

Rob.

rah how much do you want fo the spares mate?

[GB Window Cleaning]

IMO this is one gardiner product that is "not very good" they just dont scrape very well!!after a few scrapes they are useless as they blunt the edge rendering it redundant.

another thing is the T pieces on their brushes are again rubbish IMO.ive replaces mine with some spare ones i bought from pure freedom a while ago.too flimsy and they are a pain to fit the pole hose on when changing brushes.the p/f ones are much stronger and a better snug fit for the pole hose.

i might try those pure freedom ones daz, thanks mate

[steeley]

dont rate this product it scratches the glass too!!

[Alex Gardiner]

dont rate this product it scratches the glass too!!

The plastic that is used on these scrapers has been carefully chosen so that it is not hard enough to cause material damage to glass surface.

As with all scrapers care needs to be taken when removing fabricating debris or other mess to ensure that hard materials (sand, grit, cement etc.) are not trapped under the scraper blade during use.

Bird's mess can also have trapped grit contained within and should have frequent rinse downs whilst scraping to prevent this contained grit from scratching.