[darylmiller]

I have a nice little round and its slowly building up, I am roughly around the £2500 mark a month and its all traditional, mop and squeegee work. I have always thought about changing to WFP for many reasons but never did.

Last week I fell of my ladder. Although the fall was only 6 foot I think I am lucky not to have sustained a serious injury, fairly minor cuts and bruises, it could have been worse as i landed back first on a concrete flower pot. had to spend a couple of days in bed in pain and did a little damage to the custys property which I've promptly paid for. - This has just made me think about how easy it is to fall. I have not had one accident or even near miss in 5 years, yet one slip and I had gone before I even knew what was happening.

Basically I would like to know how i can set up a little barrow with a water drum and with a pump etc to make a portable wfp kit i can move about quickly and easily, also what i would need to do the water...can you please help me see what i need and how to put it together and the costs involved?

Also I would like to know how you stop the black gasket from leaking streaks over the windows etc and any other things i may need to look out for.

Thanks a lot in advance.

[darren clarke]

the black gaskets  stops when it is clean, u just need to rinse well on first clean

[tacky]

back pack  is ideal .

[darylmiller]

so what do i need to set this stuff up and how do i do it? how much does it cost?

[Craig Trevain]

Are you in a soft or hard water area?

[paul rulton]

ur in good hands now  daryl  Craig's ya man     POLARBRITE all da way  big up urself  lol

[Craig Trevain]

Hello Paul, your to kind mate! how are you? Busy?

[paul rulton]

Hello Paul, your to kind mate! how are you? Busy?

not 2bad thanks m8     may pop over & pick ur brains 2moro if ur about?? 

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

I have a nice little round and its slowly building up, I am roughly around the £2500 mark a month and its all traditional, mop and squeegee work. I have always thought about changing to WFP for many reasons but never did.

Last week I fell of my ladder. Although the fall was only 6 foot I think I am lucky not to have sustained a serious injury, fairly minor cuts and bruises, it could have been worse as i landed back first on a concrete flower pot. had to spend a couple of days in bed in pain and did a little damage to the custys property which I've promptly paid for. - This has just made me think about how easy it is to fall. I have not had one accident or even near miss in 5 years, yet one slip and I had gone before I even knew what was happening.

Basically I would like to know how i can set up a little barrow with a water drum and with a pump etc to make a portable wfp kit i can move about quickly and easily, also what i would need to do the water...can you please help me see what i need and how to put it together and the costs involved?

Also I would like to know how you stop the black gasket from leaking streaks over the windows etc and any other things i may need to look out for.

Thanks a lot in advance.

where abouts r u based

[Craig Trevain]

No problem i'll be there all day tomorrow from 10.30, as im seeing my solicitor first thing, looking good in the shop now, new trade counter, shelving the lot!!! i,ve got your 5ltr free sample of our Uniclean hard surface cleaner!

[paul rulton]

oh... i had 4gotten about all that    cu about 11ish then m8.  its a date    LOL

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

No problem i'll be there all day tomorrow from 10.30, as im seeing my solicitor first thing, looking good in the shop now, new trade counter, shelving the lot!!! i,ve got your 5ltr free sample of our Uniclean hard surface cleaner!

wheres mine craig t

[Craig Trevain]

You've had one Gav, sent about 2 months ago, you must of hated it, as no orders for it from you as yet!!

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

thought it was a tfr subsitute lol was gud stuff
craig m8 was after more lol

[p1w1]

craig do you sell cleaning products for pressure washing, like patio cleaner, oil removal etc...

paul

[Tom White]

craig do you sell cleaning products for pressure washing, like patio cleaner, oil removal etc...

paul

Don't hijack the OPs post! 

[Craig Trevain]

Lammy it was a tfr sub (uni clean) plenty in stock;)

Braintree Paul, Yes we do, Heavy duty degreaser for oil, alkali patio cleaner and a hydrachloric acid cleaner, i'll meet you one day!!!

[p1w1]

cool i'll pop up tomorrow morn as not working..
paul

[p1w1]

I have a nice little round and its slowly building up, I am roughly around the £2500 mark a month and its all traditional, mop and squeegee work. I have always thought about changing to WFP for many reasons but never did.

Last week I fell of my ladder. Although the fall was only 6 foot I think I am lucky not to have sustained a serious injury, fairly minor cuts and bruises, it could have been worse as i landed back first on a concrete flower pot. had to spend a couple of days in bed in pain and did a little damage to the custys property which I've promptly paid for. - This has just made me think about how easy it is to fall. I have not had one accident or even near miss in 5 years, yet one slip and I had gone before I even knew what was happening.

Basically I would like to know how i can set up a little barrow with a water drum and with a pump etc to make a portable wfp kit i can move about quickly and easily, also what i would need to do the water...can you please help me see what i need and how to put it together and the costs involved?

Also I would like to know how you stop the black gasket from leaking streaks over the windows etc and any other things i may need to look out for.

Thanks a lot in advance.

first things first you need to find out the tds reading of your water then you can begin make a decision on what equipment you will need to get started.
paul

[darylmiller]

Thanks for getting back to me,

I live in a hard water area...namely the south east / north kent.