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Not bothered what the custy thinks. If it saves time and effort on inside windows I'm all for it. I've got hundreds of inside windows to do in a couple of weeks time.
Quote from: Dave Willis on August 03, 2015, 09:55:05 pmNot bothered what the custy thinks. If it saves time and effort on inside windows I'm all for it. I've got hundreds of inside windows to do in a couple of weeks time. inside windows, bucket of warm water, little waffle glass cloths, and you can fly through them, also more effective than using any applicator and squeegee as little waffle cloths just eat through fly and bug poo.happy cleaning Tadgh.
Quote from: Tadgh O Shea on August 04, 2015, 12:12:32 amQuote from: Dave Willis on August 03, 2015, 09:55:05 pmNot bothered what the custy thinks. If it saves time and effort on inside windows I'm all for it. I've got hundreds of inside windows to do in a couple of weeks time. inside windows, bucket of warm water, little waffle glass cloths, and you can fly through them, also more effective than using any applicator and squeegee as little waffle cloths just eat through fly and bug poo.happy cleaning Tadgh.if its a school thats not been cleaned for a while will these "little waffle" cloths you keep banging on about help with sticky fingermarks?requiredive used blue microfibres before and the large green unger microwipes and their ok but lose their obsorbency after a couple of years for detailing/buffing.
Used it today in house as I have kids today . Seems ok The applicator cloth Is thin . But it's very well engineered . Won't be good on mucky bad windows . But it's a good tool to have in the VanHi Kempy, I've ordered one too, just wondering what rubber blades are you using with it.Lal