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KS Cleaning

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Re: Purefreedom Reelmaster
« Reply #20 on: December 25, 2025, 08:46:34 pm »
I wonder if the reel master will continue to be as good now that they have been bought over by WCW?

I was disappointed with my last pure freedom order when they sent me a different product to what the website showed. A previous hose that I always used and like from pure freedom, was then changed to bog standard window cleaning warehouse hose.
The reels are still manufactured by Adepta Engineering in Grimsby so I don’t see any reason why the quality will be compromised.

Stoots

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Re: Purefreedom Reelmaster
« Reply #21 on: December 27, 2025, 10:20:15 am »
Reel arrived and mightily impressed. Looks, well built and will last a long time. All I need to do is put it together and fit it into the van. Will give an update when I begin using it. One thing I have found out in this game is that you have got to buy the best because everything takes a daily pounding.

One thing ive found in this game is window cleaners are a sucker for marketing, from £1200 hose reels to 5k for a tank with 2 pumps stuck on called a "system"  to gutter vacs that are a rebranded £500 generic machine with "gutter sucker" wrote on it for £1500  :D the list goes on.

Only thing taking a pounding is your wallet.

Scottish Cleaning Service

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Re: Purefreedom Reelmaster
« Reply #22 on: December 27, 2025, 01:03:30 pm »
Reel arrived and mightily impressed. Looks, well built and will last a long time. All I need to do is put it together and fit it into the van. Will give an update when I begin using it. One thing I have found out in this game is that you have got to buy the best because everything takes a daily pounding.

One thing ive found in this game is window cleaners are a sucker for marketing, from £1200 hose reels to 5k for a tank with 2 pumps stuck on called a "system"  to gutter vacs that are a rebranded £500 generic machine with "gutter sucker" wrote on it for £1500  :D the list goes on.

Only thing taking a pounding is your wallet.

If you are making £300 to £400 a day then it makes sense to put it into equipment that makes life easier. At the end of financial year you will pay 30% tax anyway so it makes sense to run with the best. One thing I have found in this game, you only get what you put in. I was out yesterday and today cleaning and the tips kept coming as I chatted away to my customers. Will probably order another PF reel in the future because they are so good. Remember, equipment costs are only heading one way.

deeege

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Re: Purefreedom Reelmaster
« Reply #23 on: December 27, 2025, 01:44:06 pm »
Reel arrived and mightily impressed. Looks, well built and will last a long time. All I need to do is put it together and fit it into the van. Will give an update when I begin using it. One thing I have found out in this game is that you have got to buy the best because everything takes a daily pounding.

One thing ive found in this game is window cleaners are a sucker for marketing, from £1200 hose reels to 5k for a tank with 2 pumps stuck on called a "system"  to gutter vacs that are a rebranded £500 generic machine with "gutter sucker" wrote on it for £1500  :D the list goes on.

Only thing taking a pounding is your wallet.

If you are making £300 to £400 a day then it makes sense to put it into equipment that makes life easier. At the end of financial year you will pay 30% tax anyway so it makes sense to run with the best. One thing I have found in this game, you only get what you put in. I was out yesterday and today cleaning and the tips kept coming as I chatted away to my customers. Will probably order another PF reel in the future because they are so good. Remember, equipment costs are only heading one way.

You were out cleaning residential on Boxing Day?
"....and it's lend me ten pounds, I'll buy you a drink, and mother wake me early in the morning."

tlwcs

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Re: Purefreedom Reelmaster
« Reply #24 on: December 27, 2025, 07:52:11 pm »
Reel arrived and mightily impressed. Looks, well built and will last a long time. All I need to do is put it together and fit it into the van. Will give an update when I begin using it. One thing I have found out in this game is that you have got to buy the best because everything takes a daily pounding.

One thing ive found in this game is window cleaners are a sucker for marketing, from £1200 hose reels to 5k for a tank with 2 pumps stuck on called a "system"  to gutter vacs that are a rebranded £500 generic machine with "gutter sucker" wrote on it for £1500  :D the list goes on.

Only thing taking a pounding is your wallet.

If you are making £300 to £400 a day then it makes sense to put it into equipment that makes life easier. At the end of financial year you will pay 30% tax anyway so it makes sense to run with the best. One thing I have found in this game, you only get what you put in. I was out yesterday and today cleaning and the tips kept coming as I chatted away to my customers. Will probably order another PF reel in the future because they are so good. Remember, equipment costs are only heading one way.

You were out cleaning residential on Boxing Day?
Completely believable, I also did a few. Scored a monkey, mostly cash that I overtrousered. Chatted to lots of customers about my mate who invented the hot water 5 man system that I use as a 1 man with 3 spare platinum electric reels, just in case the other 4 break.
I don’t care what you think I’m off to the pub with my mate Walter Mitty.
Cheers.

Stoots

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Re: Purefreedom Reelmaster
« Reply #25 on: December 27, 2025, 08:24:12 pm »
Why not just work christmas day and have done with it scottish, you could get a gold plated reel then  ;D

Scottish Cleaning Service

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Re: Purefreedom Reelmaster
« Reply #26 on: December 29, 2025, 09:20:23 am »
Why not just work christmas day and have done with it scottish, you could get a gold plated reel then  ;D

I think I'm getting Americanised. I always do a clean last Friday  and Saturday of the month next to big shopping centre. So it was hard for me to fit them in so I just went out and did them. Folk were happy to see me and I could go to the sales at the shopping centre after the 12 cleans. We owned a hotel and used to work 365 days a year so working is a way of life to me.

However, the best-known theory states that Boxing Day is named after the practice of wealthy aristocrats giving boxes and gifts to their servants one day after Christmas. Traditionally, servants would work on Christmas Day but were given the next day off to spend with their families.

I don't have any servants so Boxing day doesn't make any sense to me.🤔