Anyone used these internal cleaning kits?

[peter rogers]

and did u add soap to the pure @morgan

 

[Clearview Lee]

I use the vikan version on an inside shop window. Mix a 50/50 of pure water and IPA.

IPA?? Isn't that a Beer?

 

[morgan]

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and did u add soap to the pure @morgan

Sorry roger have been on hols

No i just use pure water to be honest as windows were quite new however if dirty would use a bit of unger soap.

 

[Clearview Lee]

Posh...can u send us the link of what u mean? I don't really wanna be forking out £500 for 3 jobs I have with a few high internals. Cheers mate.

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[Posh]

There in the b&m store in the cleaning section. Ill see if I can send a link but don't hold yer breath.

 

[mark m]

make your own and fix it to the end of your pole

 

[Posh]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00HR3DNKM/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?qid=1436822605&sr=8-4π=AC_SX110_SY165&keywords=double+sided+mop&dpPl=1&dpID=41q8ZSiSThL&ref=plSrch

@Clearview Lee

This ones on amazon.

£4.99

 

[mark m]

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[Clearview Lee]

what's B&M? Remind me..

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[Posh]

A big home store.

I fitted the mop bit to my Harris pole as the poles it comes with are a bit flimsy but does the job brilliantly.

 

[Clearview Lee]

Crikey. Thanks fellas. I just can't see that coming up to standard after 6 months usage. ..BUT... The way I'm currently doing em is under serious breech of health & safety., and very soon someone is bound to say something I'm sure.

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[Clearview Lee]

I need mine for 2 large household name stores where they need to be up to tip top standard as the area managers are well on the ball. Would u still recommend this way?

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[Clearview Lee]

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Cheers for that. Interesting. Nice idea for a window or 2, but I have about 30 to do on the insides of a furniture store. Any suggestions??

 

[Diwrnach]

Can you do indoor windows with pure in a bottle and a microfiber? I trad insides at the moment, but would much rather use pure if I can, whats the easiest way? I don't do many so £80 on that unger kit seems a bit over the top for my needs.

 

[mark m]

Cheers for that. Interesting. Nice idea for a window or 2, but I have about 30 to do on the insides of a furniture store. Any suggestions??

it acts just like a dragon fly and you can do as many windows as you like , Also if they are not to dirty you could try a one pace by wagtail I think they are being released soon if not already I have been using it for a few months now it works well but only on cleanish windows

 

[Clearview Lee]

Sorry mate, I'm not sure if I'm reading it wrong. U said try a one pace by wagtail?? I just Googled it but nothing came up.

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[Ultraclean]

Hi we use the dragonfly internal kit and it is excellent. It turned an half hour job into 10 mins. Having an 18 ft reach and the ability to pump pure water is simple but effective. It's not cheap but it is a professional solution and does an excellent job.

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[Jacob]

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Handsome for high rooflights and high velux and i find they are good, just have :turd: load of micro pads as they dont absorb much and get really dirty quickly, but clean streak free result every time for me.

 

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