Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Highrise on February 22, 2008, 08:30:11 am
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I am using the (I think ) old Vikan green and red large oval brush at the mo and I am happy with the brush, But just wondering what is and if their is a better brush to use.....
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in what respect, weight, size, jet spacing?
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Not really botherd about the weight as I am happy with this weight and the pencil jets on the Vikan. I get a very good clean with what I've got but I have used the Ionics brush on a clean 4 mths after a builders clean and really wasn't impressed with that one.
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When my vikan wore out I replaced it with one of these and its been very good.
http://www.cleantech.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=22_66&products_id=327
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same here, I use the brush from cleantech as well. lighter and easier to control, just not so sure if it cleans as well
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Most of my work is on ground floor and first floor some 2nd floor and a couple of offices 30 ft or so high....
So like I said Is their a better brush, Not that I'm getting any complaints from any of my customers.
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I am using the (I think ) old Vikan green and red large oval brush at the mo and I am happy with the brush, But just wondering what is and if their is a better brush to use.....
Hi Highrise
If you are happy with the Vikan weight wise, my advise is to stick with it. I have a Bentley brush for uppers (weight) and use Vikans for ground floor.
I still prefer the Vikan clean even at high work but they are heavy and I am not as young as I used to be.
Son Cameron was using a Gaz bush for high windows but his preferance is now to use the Vikan for everything.
IMO the Vikan has by far the best clean, but is rather heavy.
Spruce
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When my vikan wore out
You must do a lot to wear a Vikan out i have a few 3 years old and still just as good as the day i bought it apart from the few scratches on the edges of the brush.
Paul