[wpclean]

Can anyone recommend some good quality work trousers/bib n brace for pressure washing ?     I am going through so many pairs, mainly due to me having short legs, and the bottoms just get torn up !        I have looked on fleabay, but can't see owt !

Thank you .

[Matt.]

I have north face pants that I use occasionally but the most important is the wellys, I use steel toe capped ones for ppe. I tend to just were shorts a lot so it's just a quick change and wash ya knees down 

I also have orange pants from screw fix for working on railways, these are waterproof and cost about £15

[wpclean]

I have been looking at these, and although the waders look a bit extreme, I might give them a try 

http://www.bestworkwear.co.uk/portwest-s453-sealtex-bib-brace.html

http://www.bestworkwear.co.uk/portwest-fw74-chest-wader-s5.html?___SID=U

[Matt.]

Probably the first ones, unless you fancy wading through some deep water haha

[wpclean]

I know the waders look like overkill, but I always end up with wet legs even with waterproofs.     I suffer with the cold as well, so when I get wet I really feel it in my bones.                Also I always end up with bleached workwear from using hypo, so waders being chest high would prevent a lot of this 

[Andy_MK]

I use the 15 quid ones from Screwfix. They last a few months, get torn, get bleached from hypo then I buy a new pair.

[wpclean]

I use the 15 quid ones from Screwfix. They last a few months, get torn, get bleached from hypo then I buy a new pair.

You my friend are living the dream 

[Rob@Blast off]

I use the 15 quid ones from Screwfix. They last a few months, get torn, get bleached from hypo then I buy a new pair.

You my friend are living the dream 

 
I use these too, tried the cheap yellow ones once, put them on took two steps and ripped the arse out of them 

[serj shergill]

Waders all the way.