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My neck , Shoulders, Back etc are buggered from this job over the years and getting the ladders on and off the van isn't helping . My ladders are a bit heavy but I can't remember which ones are the light ones and as everything is done online these days can't even go and look for them .Does anyone know which are the best, Lightest Double ladders out there ? I do mainly gutter cleaning these days with some windows so need slightly longer ones.Thanks .
Quote from: pauld on November 10, 2025, 09:39:56 amMy neck , Shoulders, Back etc are buggered from this job over the years and getting the ladders on and off the van isn't helping . My ladders are a bit heavy but I can't remember which ones are the light ones and as everything is done online these days can't even go and look for them .Does anyone know which are the best, Lightest Double ladders out there ? I do mainly gutter cleaning these days with some windows so need slightly longer ones.Thanks .The lightest ladders will be DIY ladders with the red feet. But you don't want to be using them day in day out. Commercial ladders would be best, but heavier. I've got Lyte ladders.
I used to use this method until I got the tank system. All I do now is wet the SFG and then spray some hypo along and wait 10mins then go back and clean with cold water from the pole. This is the best and quickest method I have come to realise.
Quote from: Scottish Cleaning Service on November 11, 2025, 08:19:35 amI used to use this method until I got the tank system. All I do now is wet the SFG and then spray some hypo along and wait 10mins then go back and clean with cold water from the pole. This is the best and quickest method I have come to realise.Being in Scotland you probably spray half the country without realising it. You’ll no doubt also ruin most of the clothes you’re wearing, get it in your hair, eyes and cover the owners garden. If you’re now going to say you wear PPE to protect yourself it’s not going to be as quick as you’re implying.
Quote from: Scottish Cleaning Service on November 11, 2025, 08:19:35 amI used to use this method until I got the tank system. All I do now is wet the SFG and then spray some hypo along and wait 10mins then go back and clean with cold water from the pole. This is the best and quickest method I have come to realise.Screwfix no nonsense degreaser basically does the same thing.
Quote from: Slacky on November 11, 2025, 05:25:51 pmQuote from: Scottish Cleaning Service on November 11, 2025, 08:19:35 amI used to use this method until I got the tank system. All I do now is wet the SFG and then spray some hypo along and wait 10mins then go back and clean with cold water from the pole. This is the best and quickest method I have come to realise.Being in Scotland you probably spray half the country without realising it. You’ll no doubt also ruin most of the clothes you’re wearing, get it in your hair, eyes and cover the owners garden. If you’re now going to say you wear PPE to protect yourself it’s not going to be as quick as you’re implying.Spraying with my wfp with jet nozzle from my PF trolly. Yes I have ruined many hats, caps and goggles but that's what I buy them for. The method suits me until something goes wrong I'll keep doing it.