Bishy
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I've set my self minimum of £65 for gutter clearance then wash down is extra , i run my gutter vac of a genny so take in to account fuel etc
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Found this on youtubeGood idea and i have a spare coil of air hose and a harris pole and sprayer already..methinks some shed time on saturday
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When collapsed can be turned off, Saves loads of water. If put on the bottom gets dragged and broken very quickly.That's a good idea on the vid but why the tap at the top of the pole. Unless yer 15ft you can't turn it on or off??
Also I always use tfr.
I put a bit on the brush & it's brilliant.
I never did in the endHi Dave did you make one these up in the end? just wondering if you found it useful. looks like a good idea to me but I'll need to a coil of air hose.
Its always the ones you do the favors for that end up being the biggest PITA.Think I need to start charging more for mine. Did one last week. Clean gutter out took 10 mins with the gutter vac. (Not a lot on it) at the back. Cleaned facias front & back took 3 quarter of an hour. Cleaned con roof, just 6 panels of plastic glass took 15 mins. So all told about hour & half. Use his next door neighbors hose as he don't have outside tap. He's a customer of my missis & disabled so did it all for £40. Then this old "chap" only rang me to say I'd missed a bit of green on his connie roof. Was only doing the glass. I also cleared his garage guttering. Think I might show him some of the prices you lot charge & then see what he says.