PolznBladz ... Liquidator surgery...

[Eric Gilliand]

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[Dave B]

Another good vid @Eric Gilliand

Bob is smashing them out at the moment

Nice one Bob

 

[ANF-Window-Cleaning]

Think I'm gonna order the Fliq and have a practice with it once I'm stable on my feet.

Watched a lot of his vids on YouTube, and can see the benefit in using it, only downside I can see when solely using on a pole is not being able to clean frames on 1st floor and above.

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[Chris33]

Love this tool obliterated a brand new rubber on rubbish old frames today however!

 

[Eric Gilliand]

Think I'm gonna order the Fliq and have a practice with it once I'm stable on my feet.
Watched a lot of his vids on YouTube, and can see the benefit in using it, only downside I can see when solely using on a pole is not being able to clean frames on 1st floor and above.

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No tool is the whole answer and on infrequent domestic or initial cleans workflow needs to meet the job. Some guys will ladder up others will WFP the higher stuff. I just use what's required to get the job done, however on regular domestic and route work? Using this a couple of steps are almost eliminated. No swapping of tools over on the pole and almost zero detailing. Time and energy efficient, your body will thank you at the end of the day

 

[Eric Gilliand]

Love this tool obliterated a brand new rubber on rubbish old frames today however!

LOL? Been there, done that. Save my Razer Red for this job and after immediately cut the rubber for my next size channel down ...

 

[Dave B]

Think I'm gonna order the Fliq and have a practice with it once I'm stable on my feet.
Watched a lot of his vids on YouTube, and can see the benefit in using it, only downside I can see when solely using on a pole is not being able to clean frames on 1st floor and above.

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It is more for use on just out of reach windows and commercial than top floor windows

It is handy for certain high level jobs but wfp or ladders is best for that high for the fact the frames etc get done

I use it more on lower windows that are just out of reach and big commercial windows

Still it makes a big difference to my day and i get to have the fun of tradding bottoms

I have a school i do twice a year and will be doing it all with excelerator on a pole as it is all ground floor but too high to trad by hand and not worth the hassle of wfping it

Takes a day and 3 hours to get done as it is so big so that is over a whole day i don't have to stretch at all for

 

[Chris33]

@daveyboy I'm gona try using the flipper on a pole rather than straight pull downs now. He cuts in and doesn't stay on glass all the time..doesn't this leave lines at all?

 

[Dave B]

@daveyboy I'm gona try using the flipper on a pole rather than straight pull downs now. He cuts in and doesn't stay on glass all the time..doesn't this leave lines at all?

If you watch what he is doing you will see he is only clearing the top and side edges first so doesn't matter about the blade leaving the glass

Then he clears the middle afterwards which is when you need to avoid lines

If tradding big windows by hand i will use exactly the same techniques with a liquidator

 

[Dave B]

I just pm'd you a vid @Chris33

 

[Eric Gilliand]

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The man is on a roll...another good one...