[barry the blade]

any advise on how to vac walls and ceilings and with what ? ohhh! and there 7.1 meters off the floor...... its just cob webs and general dirt

[Carpet Dawg]

This is the carpet cleaning section mate.

You might want to try a gutter vac type of machine and attachment.

[barry the blade]

i know " i am a carpet cleaner !

[barry the blade]

ive seen the gutter type machines bit expensive for a one off job, was thinking more on the lines of a numatic machine

[Carpet Dawg]

a numatic should do. You wont need that much suction to remove cob webs. You'll need something with a bit of reach for the ceiling. Or a long hose and a ladder lol

Maybe someone in the general cleaning section might know.

[Paul Moss]

Ladder an a back vac

[Nigel_W]

Barry,

I use the one in the link below for vacuuming high curtains and fabric walling. It is basically a numatic machine with an added vacuum power control. If you want cheaper just buy the numatic version without the vacuum control.

http://www.preservationequipment.com/Store/Products/Disaster-$4-Cleaning/Vacuum-Cleaners/Museum-Vac(R)--Backpack

Nigel

[Nigel_W]

This is the same vac excluding the vacuum control as supplied by the owners of this forum.

http://www.express-cleaning-supplies.co.uk/products/Cleaning+Machines/Vacuum+Cleaners/Back+Pack+Vacs/Numatic+RSV130+Ruc+Sac+Vacuum+Cleaner/790474300

[Paul Moss]

These are better

http://www.cleaningsystemsuk.com/shop/product.php?xProd=166

[Steve Chapman]

A brush on an extending pole !

[Tadgh O Shea]

Take a 3 x 2mtr extension pole remove the end cap and squeeze a 12" flat aluminium mop frame with Velcro strips onto the end, stick a dry waffle microfiber cloth onto the Velcro strips and proceed to wipe the cloth against the surface you want to dedust, for removing light soils and sticky cobwebs just use a lightly damp waffle microfiber cloth, if you have large areas to clean and dust just have enough cloths with you to carry out the work.