best place to

[gray4]

Just wondering where everyone

Finds best place to get new kit

 

[cheapncheerful]

so was i...:rofl:

 

[rjacandwc]

I think the Window Cleaning Warehouse online is good for a great range of products at a good price!... Sometimes I use Ebay too...

 

[gray4]

Had a look at ebay but evey thing coming in a little expensive than most web sites

 

[mrtaytay]

I use the windowclean centre........

http://www.windowcleancentre.co.uk/

They have a good range and are quick to dispatch.

 

[cheapncheerful]

I use the windowclean centre........http://www.windowcleancentre.co.uk/

They have a good range and are quick to dispatch.

yeh me go there too...i am determined to get my eight tokens to get my discount but i keep losing the tokens grrrrr

 

[TolishAPurd]

I use the windowclean centre........http://www.windowcleancentre.co.uk/

They have a good range and are quick to dispatch.

Same here. Only dealt with WCW once and I wasnt that impressed. The sales staff were just that- no real knowledge on the stuff they were selling. Whereas window clean centre know exactly what they are selling every time. The stuff always arrives super fast too. Prices are a little more then WCW but its worth it.

 

[gray4]

Got full new set for. £52 but have decided to keep it for myself and give the boy. The old stuff lol

 

[norm]

have used wintecs a few times and were dead on

 

[RiceRocket]

I live 5mins away from WCW so a no brainer.

 

[Sam]

I like this place the most http://www.cleaningspot.co.uk/ Its seems to be cheaper and free next day delivery over £50. Screwfix seem to have the cheapest ninja squeege though ^^

 

[Duncs]

wintecs gd info of the guys free delivery also and fast

when TRAD only used WCW good also

 

[mrtaytay]

If you are after micro fibre cloths, both regular and fineweave, then paragonmicrofibre.com are excellent.

 

[Sam]

If you are after micro fibre cloths, both regular and fineweave, then paragonmicrofibre.com are excellent.

Looks good, I think I'll make an order from them. Are their glass cloths decent? Might try some of those fishscale ones too /emoticons/smile.png

 

[Bingo]

Not used them myself, but Lee Martin at BladeRight is pretty good on prices I hear......

http://www.bladerightcleaningsupplies.co.uk/group.php?group_slug=traditional-window-cleaning-equipment

 

[Smurf]

I've just placed an order for some fishscale cloths. Lets just hope they are as good as the paragonmicrofibre.com site say they are

http://www.paragonmicrofibre.com/cloths/fishscale-cloth

 

[mrtaytay]

Looks good, I think I'll make an order from them. Are their glass cloths decent? Might try some of those fishscale ones too /emoticons/smile.png

The glass cloths are very good. If you do leaded windows then i would recommend the marine drying cloths.....expensive but absolutely phenomenal in drying up water. in warmer weather you dont even need to squeegee the water off.....the cloth annihlates it. They really do shave time off a leaded window clean....my new favorite piece of kit.

 

[mrtaytay]

I've just placed an order for some fishscale cloths. Lets just hope they are as good as the paragonmicrofibre.com site say they are
http://www.paragonmicrofibre.com/cloths/fishscale-cloth

I have a large fishcloth.....they are very good for detailing, but wouldnt use them for buffing, plus they do pull on rough wooden frames. very good price.

 

[windowsurfer]

A pal of mine who is a car valater and window cleaner and also said the marine cloth from paragon being brilliant, but expensive, im sure i looked into getting one and it was going to be about £15 by the time vat n postage was on it and gave it a miss. Will consider it when finished buying other stuff. Bought 3 large (80x60)unger microfibre lites,from http://www.windowcleaningstuff.co.uk/ £3.59 each or small£1.61(40x40), plus £4.50 delivery. These cloths so far have been good for doing sash windows, and quicker than using a 6" squeegee. I've got a country house with loads, think it saved me about a third of the time with these. I use a damp one and polish with dry, probably just need a damp one tho.

 

[Smurf]

I puchased 5 for £22.50 including delivery as seemed a good price for large detailing cloths :thumbsup:

I have a large fishcloth.....they are very good for detailing, but wouldnt use them for buffing, plus they do pull on rough wooden frames. very good price.

 

[mrtaytay]

A pal of mine who is a car valater and window cleaner and also said the marine cloth from paragon being brilliant, but expensive, im sure i looked into getting one and it was going to be about £15 by the time vat n postage was on it and gave it a miss. Will consider it when finished buying other stuff. Bought 3 large (80x60)unger microfibre lites,from http://www.windowcleaningstuff.co.uk/ £3.59 each or small£1.61(40x40), plus £4.50 delivery. These cloths so far have been good for doing sash windows, and quicker than using a 6" squeegee. I've got a country house with loads, think it saved me about a third of the time with these. I use a damp one and polish with dry, probably just need a damp one tho.

Paragon have an e bay outlet and the marine drying cloth is 6.95 including postage.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Microfibre-Marine-Drying-Towels-Boat-Towels-Drying-Towels-Boat-Cleaning-/221434155670?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_BoatEquipment_Accessories_SM&hash=item338e811296#ht_1274wt_1026