[Jonny 87]

For anyone that's undecided on which brush to buy, or interested in seeing the gardiner supreme brushes in action then on the gardiner youtube channel there has been a few new videos posted.

This is one of them,

http://youtu.be/v5K5PLh5uhk

To see the others just click on the channel and look at the latest vids.

The flocked one is a great brush, it's a close favourite to the soft hybrid for me.

[Dave Willis]

Are they speeded up vids? Just need some Benny Hill music on them 

[Jonny 87]

Are they speeded up vids? Just need some Benny Hill music on them 

 

You don't make money standing still Dave! 

[slap bash]

Well done Alex that is a fine brush I do like the splay. I would go as far as to say the best Gardener brush yet.

[Alex Gardiner]

Well done Alex that is a fine brush I do like the splay. I would go as far as to say the best Gardener brush yet.

Glad you like them - they are certainly proving popular with many of our clients.

[Alex Gardiner]

Are they speeded up vids? Just need some Benny Hill music on them 

Standard playback speed - it does look fast though on film  -  Seemed a normal speed while I was working though.

[johnny bravo]

You can at least look as if your enjoying your work Alex, this is a movie clip.

[johnny bravo]

is there much difference in using a pole with these goosenecks on rather than the normal angle adapter as standard,
what size gooseneck have you attatched to your pole.

[NWH]

These are exactly the kind of leads ANY brush will work on and this is a poor example of how that brush works on leaded windows,that lead is so thin it's almost like a plain windows that's being cleaned there. Try it on leaded windows with older thicker lead or flat to the glass diamond leads,also cleaning downstairs you have far more direction and pressure you can apply to the glass,working a couple of feet away you can float it over obstacles but you try doing it 25-30 foot away it ain't happening

[Alex Gardiner]

is there much difference in using a pole with these goosenecks on rather than the normal angle adapter as standard,
what size gooseneck have you attatched to your pole.

It is the 10" gooseneck. I find the pole much better balanced with these on and so much easier to work over sills.

[Alex Gardiner]

These are exactly the kind of leads ANY brush will work on and this is a poor example of how that brush works on leaded windows,that lead is so thin it's almost like a plain windows that's being cleaned there. Try it on leaded windows with older thicker lead or flat to the glass diamond leads,also cleaning downstairs you have far more direction and pressure you can apply to the glass,working a couple of feet away you can float it over obstacles but you try doing it 25-30 foot away it ain't happening

Hi NWH

These Supreme brushes have not been designed to be the best brush for old fashioned leaded-light windows. They have been designed as a lightweight alternative to the SuperLite range and suitable for a variety of windows that make up the majority of windows cleaned by our domestic window cleaning clients.

As you are aware, the best brush currently in our range for the type of leaded windows that make up a large percentage of your, slightly unique, round is the zero degree Super-Lites as shown on our brush user guide - http://gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/all-products/water-fed-poles/brushes/brush-suitability-guide/brush-guide.html

[NWH]

I have commented about this brush Alex because there is a hell of a lot on here that are saying they are great on leads where's in the real working world there not,well at least on the type of windows I'm talking about. All I'm saying is that is not a traditional leaded light window it has very very thin strips of lead that are on some modern houses,so not a traditional leaded window. My point is if you think this will work on the said windows you'll be disappointed I've tried it and failed and when it comes to brushes and how they perform on certain windows I know what I'm on about I have had dozens over the years,very very few work well on the windows I'm talking about to the point they glide over with no bumping and flocking around