[G Griffin]

All dog earing does is applies more pressure at the end of the squeegee.
No more pressure than a detailing squeegee (6"?) or pre-detailing cloth, though.
I appreciate dog earing maybe quicker, if less effective, than these options, though.
Each to their own.

We know how it works mate, the point is, after blading the glass I hardly need to do any detailing at all, it's miles quicker and means a scrim lasts a lot longer, the differemce is like nigjt and day

I wouldn't know, I only work at night.
The point is, there are better ways of removing solution from the edges of the window than bending the ends of your squeegee.
They might take a little longer but a microfibre can last me all night.
It's common sense, really; more pressure removes more errr......stuff.

[Fin Clearview]

whats a squeegee, i only use a pole?

[Richard Stevenson]

30 years of window cleaning, never heard of dog earing a squeegee, what are you all talking about?

[C o z y]

[Fin Clearview]

She loves a pole for the insides 

[C o z y]

 

[KS Cleaning]

30 years of window cleaning, never heard of dog earing a squeegee, what are you all talking about?

You use pliers or similar to bend in the end of the channel, so when the squeegee rubber hits the window seal/edge, the squeegee rubber stays in contact with the glass right up to the seal/edge.

[Fin Clearview]

 

I tried to reply using the same site but not sure how to save as jpg 

[C o z y]

It's not image flip mate

[Jakey boy]

All dog earing does is applies more pressure at the end of the squeegee.
No more pressure than a detailing squeegee (6"?) or pre-detailing cloth, though.
I appreciate dog earing maybe quicker, if less effective, than these options, though.
Each to their own.

You still use a scrim, just no where near as much, and sometimes (dependant on window) not at all

We know how it works mate, the point is, after blading the glass I hardly need to do any detailing at all, it's miles quicker and means a scrim lasts a lot longer, the differemce is like nigjt and day

I wouldn't know, I only work at night.
The point is, there are better ways of removing solution from the edges of the window than bending the ends of your squeegee.
They might take a little longer but a microfibre can last me all night.
It's common sense, really; more pressure removes more errr......stuff.

[keyser soze]

how do you dog ear your squeegee ? id like to try it

[Rob@Blast off]

I tried it once but didn't get on with it, didn't unger do little plastic bits to go in the ends of a channel to give similar effect, still got the channel somewhere.

[Rob@Blast off]

how do you dog ear your squeegee ? id like to try it

Cut little slit's on the end and bend them in a bit.

[H MAN]

This how we dog ear  but the squeegee rubber.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-brM58Qxr8

[Joey Eastwood]

This how we dog ear  but the squeegee rubber.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-brM58Qxr8

you can tell who is a real tradder by the hands!!