[Shane O Neill]

Got stopped today by supermarket chain while doing work off a pointer on insides,no more ladders allowed not pointers/steps etc complete ban countrywide they say....
Need your help big time as to what to suggest to do internals some are 5 bays high (25 ft say) have to come go back in nxt few days to finish off mgt said understand I may take few days to get my head around it but head office sent through the memo

[bobplum]

wagtail on a pole

[Smudger]

Or vikan  easy shine can attach to your WFP if you don't have a trad pole long enough
But whatever I think it's going to make the job more hassle

Darran

[Michael Peterson]

is the job really worth it? sounds like a pain to me, i would ask lee from the window cleaning mag he has a dragonfly see what he thinks of the kit

[Shane O Neill]

is the job really worth it? sounds like a pain to me, i would ask lee from the window cleaning mag he has a dragonfly see what he thinks of the kit

It really is good earners Michael ! Half of my income is from these stores so I really need to sort this out .....to be honest I could see this coming down the line for some time,had someone footing ladder etc but I can see where mgt is coming from....
Will check out the dragonfly later 

Nobody else get this problem on commercial work 

[Michael Peterson]

hows about portable towers etc scissor lifts, if its as much as half of your income y'all have to invest, rhinoman from here might now a solution or possibly S.A.J these guys will know the type of job at a guess

[matthewpaul]

I use a dragonfly for my high level internal work, if the job is half your income its well worth the investment, mine cost around £1000 ish

[Shane O Neill]

I use a dragonfly for my high level internal work, if the job is half your income its well worth the investment, mine cost around £1000 ish

Hi Matthew ,how good is it? (These stores are done 3 times a year internally,usually just dust but not too bad ) £1k isn't too bad if it works 

[Paul Coleman]

I use a dragonfly for my high level internal work, if the job is half your income its well worth the investment, mine cost around £1000 ish

Hi Matthew ,how good is it? (These stores are done 3 times a year internally,usually just dust but not too bad ) £1k isn't too bad if it works 

They can do a reasonable job but, and this is important IME, only use very tiny amounts of water.  Also, leave it for 30 - 60 seconds before inspecting it as it can take that long to dry out properly.  Get a good supply of pads and change them frequently.  You'll need a fair few on the first clean - perhaps less on subsequent cleans.
I recently did the inside of some shop windows.  Hadn't been done for about 6 months.  Came up fine.  It should be quicker than ladder once you get used to it.