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R.C Property

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Re: The Magazine
« Reply #20 on: January 27, 2013, 01:04:37 pm »
Bummer..... need to do some maintenance on mine and get licking windows this week!!

Yer get mine back sometime tomorrow, I told my misses that I'm taking her car out tomorrow so kitted it out with barrels, pump, hose poles and trad gear so it should be fun!



Bet she loved that idea lol Did you see the SNOW GAME in the Window Cleaning Magazine FB Group the other day?... was so funny. People had to guess the window cleaning equipment that were covered in snow. The winner was Tony and Daniel jointly from the US ( but it was very close ) they won a whole bunch of blue window cleaning cloths. Tony got extra. He dosent get Curly Wurlys over there so Im sending him a couple, he likes them lol. Think the Curly Wurlys raised the level of the game lmao

In a way she didn't have a choice lol no didn't see that, is it still up to look at?

Lee Burbidge

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Re: The Magazine
« Reply #21 on: January 27, 2013, 01:28:03 pm »
Yeah it be there still :)

R.C Property

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Re: The Magazine
« Reply #22 on: January 27, 2013, 01:33:44 pm »
Yeah it be there still :)


ill have a look in a bit then

Dani J

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Re: The Magazine
« Reply #23 on: January 27, 2013, 03:52:23 pm »
Hi Lee
I like the story about the the stuff in our poles, so lets hope Gardiners and Face lift give us a genuine Carbone Fiber poles.  ;)

Alex Gardiner

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Re: The Magazine
« Reply #24 on: January 27, 2013, 05:22:51 pm »
Hi Lee
I like the story about the the stuff in our poles, so lets hope Gardiners and Face lift give us a genuine Carbon Fiber poles.  ;)


The implication in your comment is that Gardiner Pole Systems do not perhaps manufacture poles which are genuine carbon fibre! That is quite a statement to make as you are saying that we may be selling a product under false pretenses and committing fraud - please correct me if I read you wrong  :)

Whilst Perry Tait did provide a lot of educational information about the various types of carbon available it was all non-specific with no exact poles mentioned and he even held back from actually saying what composition his poles are. He did not say what modulus carbon his 'high-modulus' poles are made of. He also did not mention which of the hybrid sandwiches he uses on his poles. As a firm we have always considered providing the full 'carbon experience' to be of primary importance and have provided clear details as to the composition of our tube sections. We are also the only manufacturer (currently) to give the exact modulus material of our High-Modulus carbon fibre poles.

It was an interesting magazine issue though and quite informative throughout - one of the best issues so far I thought.

Dave Willis

Re: The Magazine
« Reply #25 on: January 27, 2013, 05:41:01 pm »
Hi Lee
I like the story about the the stuff in our poles, so lets hope Gardiners and Face lift give us a genuine Carbone Fiber poles.  ;)


That's brilliant from the man who tried to fob us off with "Magica One GO" and wouldn't/couldn't tell us what was in it.

Moderator David@stives

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Re: The Magazine
« Reply #26 on: January 27, 2013, 07:29:08 pm »
Lee

Why do I have to sign up every time, and I can never log in ?


keyser soze

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Re: The Magazine
« Reply #27 on: January 27, 2013, 08:19:14 pm »
does many read it ? just interested..

Dani J

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Re: The Magazine
« Reply #28 on: January 27, 2013, 11:05:24 pm »
Hi Lee
I like the story about the the stuff in our poles, so lets hope Gardiners and Face lift give us a genuine Carbon Fiber poles.  ;)


The implication in your comment is that Gardiner Pole Systems do not perhaps manufacture poles which are genuine carbon fibre! That is quite a statement to make as you are saying that we may be selling a product under false pretenses and committing fraud - please correct me if I read you wrong  :)

Whilst Perry Tait did provide a lot of educational information about the various types of carbon available it was all non-specific with no exact poles mentioned and he even held back from actually saying what composition his poles are. He did not say what modulus carbon his 'high-modulus' poles are made of. He also did not mention which of the hybrid sandwiches he uses on his poles. As a firm we have always considered providing the full 'carbon experience' to be of primary importance and have provided clear details as to the composition of our tube sections. We are also the only manufacturer (currently) to give the exact modulus material of our High-Modulus carbon fibre poles.

It was an interesting magazine issue though and quite informative throughout - one of the best issues so far I thought.

Thats Great Alex, this statement from you prove that Gardiners are 1st class company .  :)
P.S. 99% of my poles are Gardiners, i was one of the 1st few guys who bought your poles, beacuse of your standard.  :)

Dani J

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Re: The Magazine
« Reply #29 on: January 27, 2013, 11:14:02 pm »
does many read it ? just interested..

I am sure you will find lots of window cleaners read it, there are lots of great writing in Lees magazine.

Lee Burbidge

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Re: The Magazine
« Reply #30 on: January 28, 2013, 04:39:18 pm »
Hi Lee
I like the story about the the stuff in our poles, so lets hope Gardiners and Face lift give us a genuine Carbon Fiber poles.  ;)


The implication in your comment is that Gardiner Pole Systems do not perhaps manufacture poles which are genuine carbon fibre! That is quite a statement to make as you are saying that we may be selling a product under false pretenses and committing fraud - please correct me if I read you wrong  :)

Whilst Perry Tait did provide a lot of educational information about the various types of carbon available it was all non-specific with no exact poles mentioned and he even held back from actually saying what composition his poles are. He did not say what modulus carbon his 'high-modulus' poles are made of. He also did not mention which of the hybrid sandwiches he uses on his poles. As a firm we have always considered providing the full 'carbon experience' to be of primary importance and have provided clear details as to the composition of our tube sections. We are also the only manufacturer (currently) to give the exact modulus material of our High-Modulus carbon fibre poles.

It was an interesting magazine issue though and quite informative throughout - one of the best issues so far I thought.

Hi Alex, that is all true and I agree re the 'Gardiners' comment. Really appreciate your kind words on the magazine. We hope to be just as if not more informative in the future. Thanks again....  ;D

Lee Burbidge

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Re: The Magazine
« Reply #31 on: January 28, 2013, 04:40:43 pm »
Lee

Why do I have to sign up every time, and I can never log in ?



Click on the forgot password button. That should sort you buddy.