[dazmond]

You don’t need anything more for cleaning a window with it’s a confidence thing looking at them you can’t believe they do as good a job but they do.

Nothing to do with confidence, it's reality. Try getting a spiders nest out of the corner of a lower sash window- it ain't happening with or without confidence. Imaging trying to dig a hole in the ground with a spade made from cotton wool,  that's the flocked Xtreme.

i agree.......the supreme stiff is the best for spiders nests in the corners of windows...its a fantastic brush.....however i use a standard stiff xtreme brush for most of the 4 weekly estate work im cleaning this week due to lots of awkward windows to clean....i must have at least 25-30 windows over extensions/connys to clean every day this week.......

[NWH]

No I agree with spiders nests on sash windows etc then you need to go slightly stiffer than a flocked extreme if I come across that I just stick the medium sill on it’s easily capable in dealing with those. In general a heavier brick of a brush imo is not needed like I say most of the time we are dealing with dusty windows not filth.

[NBwcs]

No I agree with spiders nests on sash windows etc then you need to go slightly stiffer than a flocked extreme if I come across that I just stick the medium sill on it’s easily capable in dealing with those. In general a heavier brick of a brush imo is not needed like I say most of the time we are dealing with dusty windows not filth.

So clearly no need to spend silly money on a hot water system, like you say, most of the time we are dealing with dusty windows not filth.

[NWH]

Well tbh honest I was gonna just say if  you had hot water spiders nest etc wouldn’t be a problem at all anyway but why go on about it,most people don’t have the luxury.

[Richard iSparkle]

You don’t need anything more for cleaning a window with it’s a confidence thing looking at them you can’t believe they do as good a job but they do.

Nothing to do with confidence, it's reality. Try getting a spiders nest out of the corner of a lower sash window- it ain't happening with or without confidence. Imaging trying to dig a hole in the ground with a spade made from cotton wool,  that's the flocked Xtreme.

i agree.......the supreme stiff is the best for spiders nests in the corners of windows...its a fantastic brush.....however i use a standard stiff xtreme brush for most of the 4 weekly estate work im cleaning this week due to lots of awkward windows to clean....i must have at least 25-30 windows over extensions/connys to clean every day this week.......

Could you email me Daz.. I want to pick your brain but not on the forum if that’s ok. My emails rleechest96@gmail.com

[Smudger]

No I agree with spiders nests on sash windows etc then you need to go slightly stiffer than a flocked extreme if I come across that I just stick the medium sill on it’s easily capable in dealing with those. In general a heavier brick of a brush imo is not needed like I say most of the time we are dealing with dusty windows not filth.

Don't set him off on one - it's been quite pleasant of late

Darran

So clearly no need to spend silly money on a hot water system, like you say, most of the time we are dealing with dusty windows not filth.

[james peters]

No I agree with spiders nests on sash windows etc then you need to go slightly stiffer than a flocked extreme if I come across that I just stick the medium sill on it’s easily capable in dealing with those. In general a heavier brick of a brush imo is not needed like I say most of the time we are dealing with dusty windows not filth.

So clearly no need to spend silly money on a hot water system, like you say, most of the time we are dealing with dusty windows not filth.

I use hot water.
but fortunately, live in a soft water area , so I just fill my tank with hot in the morning through the DI
I agree that it doesnt speed me up,  but its much nicer working with hot.
the pole hose is nice and floppy, I dont have to deal with it kinking or tangling anymore.
it is aso better on first cleans.

[NBwcs]

No I agree with spiders nests on sash windows etc then you need to go slightly stiffer than a flocked extreme if I come across that I just stick the medium sill on it’s easily capable in dealing with those. In general a heavier brick of a brush imo is not needed like I say most of the time we are dealing with dusty windows not filth.

So clearly no need to spend silly money on a hot water system, like you say, most of the time we are dealing with dusty windows not filth.

I use hot water.
but fortunately, live in a soft water area , so I just fill my tank with hot in the morning through the DI
I agree that it doesnt speed me up,  but its much nicer working with hot.
the pole hose is nice and floppy, I dont have to deal with it kinking or tangling anymore.
it is aso better on first cleans.

It's OK James, I'm just having a bit of fun 

[NBwcs]

No I agree with spiders nests on sash windows etc then you need to go slightly stiffer than a flocked extreme if I come across that I just stick the medium sill on it’s easily capable in dealing with those. In general a heavier brick of a brush imo is not needed like I say most of the time we are dealing with dusty windows not filth.

 
Don't set him off on one - it's been quite pleasant of late

Darran

So clearly no need to spend silly money on a hot water system, like you say, most of the time we are dealing with dusty windows not filth.

[dd]

No I agree with spiders nests on sash windows etc then you need to go slightly stiffer than a flocked extreme if I come across that I just stick the medium sill on it’s easily capable in dealing with those. In general a heavier brick of a brush imo is not needed like I say most of the time we are dealing with dusty windows not filth.

So clearly no need to spend silly money on a hot water system, like you say, most of the time we are dealing with dusty windows not filth.

Neither the flocked or medium extreme are supposed to be suitable for use with hot water. Is someone telling porkies again?