[Lee Burbidge]

Hi rookies - I will be popping out short quick fire tips for you. If you have any questions or we can help in any way, give us a shout in here or you can email me at lee@windowcleaningmagazine.co.uk ..... plus everyone is friendly and helpful towards rookies in CIU so get opening up your topics too 

http://youtu.be/pAgi_CVIYQQ

[[GQC] Tim]

Or use the Ettore porcupine sleeve and be done with it.

[GB Window Cleaning]

nice one lee. thanks 

[mikey]

good post this lee burbridge

     dont use cleaning spot   they dont like rookies              un happy customer

[Lee Burbidge]

Or use the Ettore porcupine sleeve and be done with it.

lol

[Lee Burbidge]

nice one lee. thanks 

 

[Lee Burbidge]

good post this lee burbridge

     dont use cleaning spot   they dont like rookies              un happy customer

Hey Mikey, what is 'cleaning spot'? 

[mikey]

hello lee  ive popped in to this company 3 times in wimbledon in a year

1st time wrong resin

2nd time aqudapter sold mrk 2 no wing nut to attach

3rd time  tds metre sold its not a tds wrong metre


     every time ive gone in the attitudes questions about me an my business bit uncomfortable  i have asked  for there head office    i am waiting for reply  are you pretending you dont know who these people are   

[G Griffin]

Hi rookies - I will be popping out short quick fire tips for you. If you have any questions or we can help in any way, give us a shout in here or you can email me at lee@windowcleaningmagazine.co.uk ..... plus everyone is friendly and helpful towards rookies in CIU so get opening up your topics too 

http://youtu.be/pAgi_CVIYQQ

Good tip but I just use a decent sill cloth, first.
I'm not keen on the Porcupine, though.

[Lee Burbidge]

hello lee  ive popped in to this company 3 times in wimbledon in a year

1st time wrong resin

2nd time aqudapter sold mrk 2 no wing nut to attach

3rd time  tds metre sold its not a tds wrong metre


     every time ive gone in the attitudes questions about me an my business bit uncomfortable  i have asked  for there head office    i am waiting for reply  are you pretending you dont know who these people are   

I am completely lost matey..... it sounds like your not getting a good service at a supplier, I am not sure which supplier bud...... 

[roundbuilder]

I always find them friendly enough. Much more friendly than ashbys in dartford ans cheaper too.

[mikey]

i   have changed supplier now lee thanks to this forum  

[[GQC] Tim]

Or use the Ettore porcupine sleeve and be done with it.

lol

I was serious lol. In my first few years I used a Unger sleeve with non scratch pad on it for difficult cleans, but I just use the Ettore Porcupine glove now as it's fantastic. :

http://tinyurl.com/988spk3

[wfp master]

good post this lee burbridge

     dont use cleaning spot   they dont like rookies              un happy customer

Hey Mikey, what is 'cleaning spot'? 

are you joking? we know who the rookie is.

[Lee Burbidge]

Or use the Ettore porcupine sleeve and be done with it.

lol

I was serious lol. In my first few years I used a Unger sleeve with non scratch pad on it for difficult cleans, but I just use the Ettore Porcupine glove now as it's fantastic. :

Tim,  can you email me lee@windowcleaningmagazine.co.uk    - how long would that sleeve last you ? when you count the handle, sleeve, vat, p&p you may get  505 of them sponges from wlkos and you can use them way more than once..... would that work out for you? still email me mind, need to ask you something

http://tinyurl.com/988spk3

[[GQC] Tim]

Naturally it's cheaper, does the same job, but is it faster? Not at all. Imagine having to walk back to your bucket every time you need to get your sponge. It's like you are thrown back to 100+ years a go.
Even if you have it on you at all times using your applicator will be faster. Granted normal sleeves are not great for fly/spider poo, but the porcupine is great for it.

Not sure if you were serious about cost, but if you can afford a T-bar, you can afford a sleeve?!  
The sleeve lasts for ages, I think I used my first one for over 2 years. T-bar is pretty much a one off investment, one that you would need to make anyway when window cleaning.

Sent you an email.

[[GQC] Tim]

Email bounced back, mailbox is full. Send me an email (under my profile) when you've emptied it.

[stuart mc]

Hi rookies - I will be popping out short quick fire tips for you. If you have any questions or we can help in any way, give us a shout in here or you can email me at lee@windowcleaningmagazine.co.uk ..... plus everyone is friendly and helpful towards rookies in CIU so get opening up your topics too 

http://youtu.be/pAgi_CVIYQQ

are you for real lee, there is easier ways to trad that window, griff already mentioned one method

how about learning to clean windows before flooding the internet with tips?

maybe try in about 20 years time when you know what you are doing

[Lee Burbidge]

Naturally it's cheaper, does the same job, but is it faster? Not at all. Imagine having to walk back to your bucket every time you need to get your sponge. It's like you are thrown back to 100+ years a go.
Even if you have it on you at all times using your applicator will be faster. Granted normal sleeves are not great for fly/spider poo, but the porcupine is great for it.

Not sure if you were serious about cost, but if you can afford a T-bar, you can afford a sleeve?!  
The sleeve lasts for ages, I think I used my first one for over 2 years. T-bar is pretty much a one off investment, one that you would need to make anyway when window cleaning.

Sent you an email.

In my experience, sleeves do not last that long before they become less effective. On internal windows if the mess is vast you will have to rub hard with your applicator. In my experience it takes more effort than simply using the songe I already drooped into my bucket for potential difficult areas....

[Lee Burbidge]

Email bounced back, mailbox is full. Send me an email (under my profile) when you've emptied it.

Couldny find your email.... but have cleared mine now so shouldn't bounce back....