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That's why we use 8mm hose as the pressure is much lower.Im using 2mm pencil,i was using 1.4 pencil though to much pressure i thought,havent really used the fans james tbh
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That's why we use 8mm hose as the pressure is much lower.Im using 2mm pencil,i was using 1.4 pencil though to much pressure i thought,havent really used the fans james tbh
Do you use this brush m8?That's why we use 8mm hose as the pressure is much lower.
Yes on all of our polesDo you use this brush m8?
Are they good? Do you use fan or jet? And is ok on led windowsYes on all of our poles
They're ? that's why I use them. I have told you a few times about my set up. I appreciate you are on a budget but just because I like them doesn't mean you will.Are they good? Do you use fan or jet? And is ok on led windows
Well thanks mate appreciate it is the brush OK on led windowsThey're ? that's why I use them. I have told you a few times about my set up. I appreciate you are on a budget but just because I like them doesn't mean you will.
I've already said depends on what type of leaded windows they are. If they're modern then as long as you do diagonal strokes, not horizontal or vertical, they're fine.Well thanks mate appreciate it is the brush OK on led windows
How do you tell the difference,I've already said depends on what type of leaded windows they are. If they're modern then as long as you do diagonal strokes, not horizontal or vertical, they're fine.
If they're old Victorian single pane leaded then you would need flocked.
Gardiners have a brush guide on their website, which states longevity Xtremes last 2-4 months but I've been using mine since last summer they do look a bit past their best but they still clean really well and I can manage leaded windows with no issues, I was going to buy some new ones at the weekend then found two brand new brushes in my garage that saved me a few quid ?Here's a question I've often pondered about. When do you know when to bin a brush you have used successfully for some time?
Thanks m8 well I've been using the extreme medium ssoft sill brush its completely battered but still works fineGardiners have a brush guide on their website, which states longevity Xtremes last 2-4 months but I've been using mine since last summer they do look a bit past their best but they still clean really well and I can manage leaded windows with no issues, I was going to buy some new ones at the weekend then found two brand new brushes in my garage that saved me a few quid ?
Are they good? Do you use fan or jet? And is ok on led windows
Are they good? Do you use fan or jet? And is ok on led windows
Thanks mate appreciate itI think you stated you only have a couple of clients with lead windows, personally if I was you buy a ultimate flocked brush with pencils jets then you have this brush for your leaded windows plus for your first cleans pencil rinse better than fan jets on leaded windows.
personly I think the 35cm extreme DuPont tapertec sill brush is **** on leaded windows.
I have 400 jobs and probably 60 houses that are leaded these being maintenance cleans I use the 26cm extreme flock sill for the leaded.
and all the other extreme ranges for the rest of my cleans.
don’t limit yourself to one brush.
now I’m working on my own I have a couple of days where 90% of my day is cleaning leaded windows so I leave the extreme flock sill on for the duration of that day.