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Lee Burbidge

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Re: constructor brush
« Reply #40 on: April 02, 2018, 12:01:18 pm »
IMHO.... Lee Burbidge's oppinion is FAR from unbiased!!!! 

Usually, if you are experienced enough and something looks shi*e.. it usually is just that!! Unless of course you obtain personal gain from clearly promoting....shi*e!! ;D

Interesting, usually I don't reply to this type of post. I might deal with hecklers from time to time, but not this type of post. Because there is no constructive conversation that will help this forum or the people here in this post that would come from it. But I will say this small point.

In 3500BC the wheel was invented, or so the famous story goes. A little-known story was a friend of the man that invented the wheel. He thought his friend's idea was soo cool, so radical, he went from village to settlement in and around his local area and he told to whoever would listen about his friend and the wheel. He had a cart back home with these wheels on and he said how productive it had made his farm getting crops to market.

Some expressed fear, some said that they have bareback horses to carry loads and some doubted the idea worked at all... some would go further and say that the idea was rubbish and that it was a con, that he was not the best person to listen to because he was a friend of the wheel inventor.

I guess what I am saying is that it does not matter about connections, it matters if the idea works.


Another factor in whether the wheel would become popular or not would be down to people, like you or other blocks, maybe its cost, maybe its hassle, maybe its just laziness in people to try something different maybe it's as innocent as indifference. We and YOU are entitled to these reactions. But you are also entitled to find out for yourself.

I am happy to inbox you my invoice for the brush I am using. I paid 132 dollars with 19.95 shipping charge total $ 151.00, it was delivered November 29th, 2017, but I didn't start playing around with it until a couple months or so back.

So if you don't mind and with respect, I am here to help those asking questions about a tool I am actually using.




֍Winp®oClean֍

  • Posts: 1689
Re: constructor brush
« Reply #41 on: April 02, 2018, 12:36:35 pm »
IMHO.... Lee Burbidge's oppinion is FAR from unbiased!!!! 

Usually, if you are experienced enough and something looks shi*e.. it usually is just that!! Unless of course you obtain personal gain from clearly promoting....shi*e!! ;D

Interesting, usually I don't reply to this type of post. I might deal with hecklers from time to time, but not this type of post. Because there is no constructive conversation that will help this forum or the people here in this post that would come from it. But I will say this small point.

In 3500BC the wheel was invented, or so the famous story goes. A little-known story was a friend of the man that invented the wheel. He thought his friend's idea was soo cool, so radical, he went from village to settlement in and around his local area and he told to whoever would listen about his friend and the wheel. He had a cart back home with these wheels on and he said how productive it had made his farm getting crops to market.

Some expressed fear, some said that they have bareback horses to carry loads and some doubted the idea worked at all... some would go further and say that the idea was rubbish and that it was a con, that he was not the best person to listen to because he was a friend of the wheel inventor.

I guess what I am saying is that it does not matter about connections, it matters if the idea works.


Another factor in whether the wheel would become popular or not would be down to people, like you or other blocks, maybe its cost, maybe its hassle, maybe its just laziness in people to try something different maybe it's as innocent as indifference. We and YOU are entitled to these reactions. But you are also entitled to find out for yourself.

I am happy to inbox you my invoice for the brush I am using. I paid 132 dollars with 19.95 shipping charge total $ 151.00, it was delivered November 29th, 2017, but I didn't start playing around with it until a couple months or so back.

So if you don't mind and with respect, I am here to help those asking questions about a tool I am actually using.

I FULLY stand by my original post!!👍 It's like being in a car showroom!!😆
Comfortably Numb!

Lee Burbidge

  • Posts: 2287
Re: constructor brush
« Reply #42 on: April 02, 2018, 01:02:45 pm »
^^^^, of course, you will. I didn't expect anything less from you.


Delta

Re: constructor brush
« Reply #43 on: April 02, 2018, 04:48:41 pm »
If I wanted to buy a Hydroblade brush in the uk where do i find one?

NWH

  • Posts: 16952
Re: constructor brush
« Reply #44 on: April 02, 2018, 05:03:13 pm »
The simple fact of the matter is with this bloke is that he tried selling poles and it didn’t work we have been using hose outside the pole for years,the pole he was selling was a jap import sold by many many other suppliers but his main selling point was hose outside the pole so sections can be taken off as you come down,nothing at all new there then it can be done with any pole. Why oh why does this bloke think he’s going to chang  the WFP industry with this ridiculous attempt at a brush,the number 1 RULE with any brush is weight it could clean far better than others with 1 scrub of a  window if it’s not light it won’t sell,he’s a typical salesman through and through using big words to baffle people with bullpoop 

NWH

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Re: constructor brush
« Reply #45 on: April 02, 2018, 05:11:12 pm »
I’d also add the way he’s selling it to people is the fact the brush is supposed to be so good at getting into corners but if he new anything about WFP he’d know with a good flow of water even with pencil jets the water will reach the corners with brush on the glass rinsing on,you show me a lot of houses that have deep set frames on the outside of them I can think of very very few. Most have flat frames that are set back at most 5mm away from the glass and can be cleaned with any brush,I reckon he’s into the bank for so much cash he’s trying to come up with any idea to sell to the likes of Wagga.

paul alan

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Re: constructor brush
« Reply #46 on: April 02, 2018, 05:11:39 pm »
I agree about light brushes.

Although I bought an extreme and dont use it because its too light., I found it took more scrubbing to achieve a clean window than a heavier brush would.

Surely its more about a balance between weight and scrubbing power.

tony day

  • Posts: 183
Re: constructor brush
« Reply #47 on: April 02, 2018, 05:12:36 pm »
If I wanted to buy a Hydroblade brush in the uk where do i find one?
Seriously it's a bag of SH#TE! The water cannons Lee talks about with such  high regard actually snap or don't work properly! And another flaw is you can't clean Window Sills with it! I've used and spent a lot of money on new tools ect... But the Constructor Brush is the worst tool i've ever used!! Don't waste your money, you will regret it & feel like you've been ripped off!

NWH

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Re: constructor brush
« Reply #48 on: April 02, 2018, 05:19:29 pm »
I use Gardiner’s ultimate brushes day to day as they are the ideal weight for WFP on certain days I use the extreme brushes,both will clean the window to a satisfactory standard but the extreme brush won’t clean the sill as good. This idiot is purely a salesman trying to sell us something that is not needed at all and I mean at all,if you use a good flow of water it will rinse the glass if you have anything as good as the above brushes or even inferior that will agitate dirt with good water flow it will clean it. WFP window cleaning is about quality of water temperature of water and flow of water,you can have the best gold plated brush in the world without the above 3 things the job can be average. Like I say he’s trying to sell curious people a product they don’t need to be an efficient WFPoler.

tony day

  • Posts: 183
Re: constructor brush
« Reply #49 on: April 02, 2018, 05:23:04 pm »
^^^^, of course, you will. I didn't expect anything less from you.
I would rather deal with the Wombles of Wimbledon then deal with Reach-IT or Perry himself!

NWH

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Re: constructor brush
« Reply #50 on: April 02, 2018, 05:25:33 pm »
Made me laugh I heard a bloke say to his m8 I’ve got a seat he said nah m8 you should have got a VW,when his m8 left I said I wouldn’t worry m8 you’ve got a VW it just says Seat on the back. This bloke has  the same selling approach by dressing it up as something better or something different,I can remember years ago when I bought half a dozen Salmon brushes and converted them imo they were better than this attempt at a brush

NWH

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Re: constructor brush
« Reply #51 on: April 02, 2018, 05:27:03 pm »
I’ve just seen the price 😂 💩 💩

Slacky

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Re: constructor brush
« Reply #52 on: April 02, 2018, 05:49:35 pm »
Peter Fogwill bring back the auto-brush, all is forgiven.

G Griffin

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Re: constructor brush
« Reply #53 on: April 02, 2018, 06:30:59 pm »
I've combined a sill brush with a rinse bar.
I've called it the bar sill brush.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Delta

Re: constructor brush
« Reply #54 on: April 02, 2018, 06:33:34 pm »
If I wanted to buy a Hydroblade brush in the uk where do i find one?

windowswashed

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Re: constructor brush
« Reply #55 on: April 02, 2018, 07:05:16 pm »
Makes me laugh all the talk about how rubbish constructor brushes are. I'll keep watching window cleaners rinsing off the glass and  wonder how long they manage at height until they have physical ailments  :) I'm not going to even try and debate the argument, I personally don't care what brushes you lot use, it's your choice  :) A wise person learns from others what is good and what is bad. A disbeliever finds out for them self and a fool ignores everyone thinking they know best with everything. I've tried many things and probably wasted a fair bit of money finding what works best for me but I'm always keeping an open mind with new things and ideas and try to be practical. A few years back I would have laughed at electric reels and hose guides under vans but who's laughing now they are becoming more popular. Soon I will join that club of lazy cleaners using electric reels, just makes common sense.

NWH

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Re: constructor brush
« Reply #56 on: April 02, 2018, 07:11:45 pm »
Due to the weight I wouldn’t try one due to bristle set up I wouldn’t try one due to the price I wouldn’t try one,ionic did an over head rinse bar 20 years ago it’s old hat. If you use enough water when you work you’ll see it’s a waste of time,he’s trying to make cash with an idea targeting the WFPolers that buy any new thing that comes to market,I’ve never tried uni valves etc why because i make sure I take enough work out with me in the first place and if I want to stop the water I’ll buy a couple of quid ball valve from b and q or I’ll pinch the hose,save not only your money save your time in bothering. The ones who are championing it are probably being given them to try for free.

NWH

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Re: constructor brush
« Reply #57 on: April 02, 2018, 07:14:22 pm »
Glue your fan jets or pencils come to that matter above the stock it’ll do the exact same thing,I bet he’s this months top salesman on some Australian shopping channel.

NWH

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Re: constructor brush
« Reply #58 on: April 02, 2018, 07:15:04 pm »
Best window cleaning product to come out of Aus was the wagtail.

NWH

  • Posts: 16952
Re: constructor brush
« Reply #59 on: April 02, 2018, 07:16:16 pm »
Perrys trying to nick the jet stream from Willy Wagtail,I bet Willy said you can have it maaaaaaate.