Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: this_feature_currently_requires_accessing_site_using_safari
I'd certainly agree with Tuffers if you want a long lasting brush that will do everything. Great general use brushes- although Xtremes are better (lighter) for higher work. The above brush will probably out-last any other brush in it's weight category.
some times i do all the tops then drop the pole down move the angle of the brush an then swipe the sills takes but a minit only on a few jobs tho that fences wall's ect r in the wayBut I find you need to stand further back which isn't always easy with fences etc in the way
Have you tried the scraper? Seems the best option for those stubborn marks...Which is the best for really stubborn marks, mostly my 8 weeks jobs I get a few jobs with yellow or dark green spot on the windows I can't sometime remove.
Oh I thought you might have a Gardiner pole...No I haven't
I think the scraper only work on Gardiner pole only... Does it work on other poles?
it's more expensive than gardiner's sill brush + it's heavierI hope the x-line is alright, just ordered a flocked sill brush today from them and with £5 postage it came to an utterly outrageously ridiculous £51.74!! So it better be good damnit!! Going to order a gardiners soft sill brush later. I prefer sill brushes now, only time I use a normal brush, is a fully flocked on leaded windows, else its a sill all the way (currently an unger nlite). My bro used my brushes and prefers the super-lite hybrid though and hates the unger. I think brushes are a personal taste thing..