Ive always wanted to know details between the different brushes, but never wanted to ask. Another👍🏼 for the Squeeky clean dave RUclips channel. Thanks Dave
Thanks for these videos Dave, really helpful. I've been doing this job for a while now but no one has been able to explain to me the benefits of different brushes for different jobs. You're making me better at my job. Keep up the good work mate!
Is there certain type of material brush not to use on specific types of windows? Example don’t use natural hair brush on certain glass because it’ll scratch? Just wondering if there is any risk to use certain material on certain glass.
I would say not so much a certain material but the finish to the ends of the brush. For example on leaded, coated or glass that you have to be a bit more careful with use a flocked bristle rather then a straight cut bristle
Nice and informative again mate, you could end up with a box full of brush heads to suit all jobs. It’s trial and error I think as everyone has a different feel for what’s comfortable to use.
@@squeakycleandave1 Personally I’m a big fan of the flocked sill brush from Gardiner as I’m paranoid of glass damage. I also rinse the brush heads I use every other clean as well as giving the brush a brush. At the end of the day the brush heads get a rigorous rinse in a painters bucket with a home made grit guard (like a car valeters)
Great video! I'm glad i found your channel. You have inspired me to clean the render on my house and maybe start doing it on other peoples after. I am thinking my setup would be wfp with bleach pump. Could you recommend a brush head for roughcast render? Spray nozzles or rinse bar to put the chemical on? What wfp would you recommend, and what size hose do you think is best? I really don't want to bite the bullet and buy the gear, but then find i got the wrong stuff. Any help would be greatly appreciated! 👍🏻
It's a bit of an open question as there are so many variables such as your budget, size of property. weather conditions and what you are cleaning. I think the main thing would be to get some training as you can cause a lot of costly damage and seriously harm your health just spraying bleach around. I would recommend that you do the Pureseal module 2 course if you are serious about starting in the business. puresealservices.co.uk/product/approved-applicator-module-2-render-buildings-structures-restoration-10th-11th-july-crewe/
Hello Dave, do streamline and gardiner share the same characteristics in terms of rubber bumpers? Do they fit on both types of brushes? I have a hard time to find Streamline bumpers and i found only from gardiner which are 26 and 45 cm wide but I have a streamline brush that is 36cm. Or is there any material that I can use which is friendly to powder coated window frames? I did the stupid mistake of cleaning windows without them and made some scratches, not bad but of course, that is not very desirable. Thank you in advance and keep up the good work!
Hi Dave, looks like I'm not the only one with the brush obsession... I have 15 brushes... main go to brushes over all the brands are Tucker hybrid 👍🔥🔥 great for hot water but the other all have their job application place
Hi Dave , I have 3 different brushes in the Tucker range , 12 inch hybrid with the boar hair in the middle with 4 pencil jet came with the rinse bar which I don't use.. you can order without the rinse bar my main brush I use , 12 inch 4 pencil jets all boars hair great for first cleans and extra scrubbing power, 18 inch hybrid with boars hair in the middle also with the 4 pencil jets, great for the big commercial windows and houses too.. all came with the swivel adapter.. I changed out for the square Gardiner quick connection. To suit my Gardiner pole and uni valve setup..I think I saw DA components video on the Tucker brush and May stock them as well .. 👍👍
Thanks for an informative video. I'm a newbie in WFP, only trad in my working years, but do want to get into WFP instead of using ladders. What Brush would you suggest for a rookie to begin with, I will start with a backpack and use the pole from Unger hydro power and the brush nLite® Radius Brush, is it good enough for ordinary window wash and first clean
I only use cold water. I have tried a few different poles and brushes but I always end up back at gardiner. I agree with the ultimate brush great brush. But I personally just stick to xtreme super light. In poles and brush. There is something about xtreme super light that draws me in. 🤷♂️ 😊
That's good are they making one. I only use the 26cm as they do fine for my jobs. I currently have 3 brushes mostly use the xtreme sill flocked. And have the 95 gram Bush and the other xtreme sill brush with the orange bristles on bottom you have one in the video. The softer the brush the better for me. 👍
Hi Dave, I’m about to buy my first GARDINER WFP and it comes with a free brush but not too sure which one to get. I’m just starting up so will be mainly doing windows. Any advice would be much appreciated. Cheers
@@squeakycleandave1 Cheers Dave, going to go for the 35cm medium-soft. think I’m going to have to give them a call about the rest and explain my proposed set up as I’m not sure about the other options I need to choose from (connectors, pole hose and goose neck connectors). Cheers
Hi Richard I use a Universal stiff sill brush. I finds it gets into all the corners and angles well gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/universal-sill-26cm-brush-stiff.html
It depends on how much you have to invest. I would as a minimum get an Ova8, a Phantom or an SLX. Which ever make you get I would have a 22ft you can always buy extension sections if you need it longer and it will save you buying 2 poles. Personally I think a Gardiner Ultimate 26cm brush with 2 x 2mm pencil jets is a good starting place. If money is no object go straight for the hi mod 22’ Ova8 If you go with the any of the Ova8 poles ring Streamline ask for Ziggy and say Squeaky Clean Dave sent you and you should get a discount
Lately I’ve been using the 35cm Xline DuPont with a central rinse bar. If a first is really be I go over all the windows with a little bit of washing up liquid on the brush first and let it soak in then go over them and clean them properly.
@@squeakycleandave1 would be interesting to see, would save more time in the long run with the extra width. Could be difficult on narrow windows but then again you could brush sideways.
Ive always wanted to know details between the different brushes, but never wanted to ask.
Another👍🏼 for the Squeeky clean dave RUclips channel. Thanks Dave
Thanks Gaz👍
Best video out there on this topic, super useful to people, thanks Dave!!!
Thanks buddy 👍
Thanks for these videos Dave, really helpful. I've been doing this job for a while now but no one has been able to explain to me the benefits of different brushes for different jobs. You're making me better at my job. Keep up the good work mate!
Glad you find them useful 👍
Ha ha nice bit of comedy at the beginning Dave . Another great video .
Thanks Dave very informative. Appreciate the time you guys give to produce these videos. 👍
Thanks. Glad you enjoy them 👍
Great video Dave and hilarious audio pitch up
For anyone that doesn't understand flocked bristles ask your other half to show you her split ends
🤣🤣🤣so true
Nice one Dave👍
Is there certain type of material brush not to use on specific types of windows?
Example don’t use natural hair brush on certain glass because it’ll scratch? Just wondering if there is any risk to use certain material on certain glass.
I would say not so much a certain material but the finish to the ends of the brush. For example on leaded, coated or glass that you have to be a bit more careful with use a flocked bristle rather then a straight cut bristle
informative and spot on, great vid
Thanks Sid 👍
Good info as always Dave 👍🏻
Thanks Neil👍
The extreme sill brush would be a winner for us if it had some bristles on the side like the universal one. Great video btw
Thanks Tomas
Agreed
Excellent Video Dave really informative and great timing I'm about to look for a new brush for FSG cleans 👍
Thanks Lee. Hope it helped a bit 👍
Nice and informative again mate, you could end up with a box full of brush heads to suit all jobs.
It’s trial and error I think as everyone has a different feel for what’s comfortable to use.
Definitely. Which brush you use is very personal to each person 👍
@@squeakycleandave1 Personally I’m a big fan of the flocked sill brush from Gardiner as I’m paranoid of glass damage.
I also rinse the brush heads I use every other clean as well as giving the brush a brush.
At the end of the day the brush heads get a rigorous rinse in a painters bucket with a home made grit guard (like a car valeters)
@@G71cleaningServices it’s important to look after your brushes as they are what do the cleaning 👍
Great video dave, spot on with bumper I've always used them, even with my streamline brushes I just order extra bumpers from gardiner
I think I might do that next time I make an order 👍
Great video! I'm glad i found your channel. You have inspired me to clean the render on my house and maybe start doing it on other peoples after. I am thinking my setup would be wfp with bleach pump. Could you recommend a brush head for roughcast render? Spray nozzles or rinse bar to put the chemical on? What wfp would you recommend, and what size hose do you think is best? I really don't want to bite the bullet and buy the gear, but then find i got the wrong stuff. Any help would be greatly appreciated! 👍🏻
It's a bit of an open question as there are so many variables such as your budget, size of property. weather conditions and what you are cleaning.
I think the main thing would be to get some training as you can cause a lot of costly damage and seriously harm your health just spraying bleach around.
I would recommend that you do the Pureseal module 2 course if you are serious about starting in the business.
puresealservices.co.uk/product/approved-applicator-module-2-render-buildings-structures-restoration-10th-11th-july-crewe/
Hello Dave,
do streamline and gardiner share the same characteristics in terms of rubber bumpers? Do they fit on both types of brushes? I have a hard time to find Streamline bumpers and i found only from gardiner which are 26 and 45 cm wide but I have a streamline brush that is 36cm. Or is there any material that I can use which is friendly to powder coated window frames? I did the stupid mistake of cleaning windows without them and made some scratches, not bad but of course, that is not very desirable.
Thank you in advance and keep up the good work!
I havent tried the Gardiner bumper on a Streamlinr brush but i think that they are different sizes i will try and check though
Great video thanks very much
Thanks Ian 👍
How do you find using the square brush when cleaning the top sills down Dave? Rather than using the sills brushes? Cheers mate
No problem with a swivel on the gooseneck
@@squeakycleandave1 cheers pal 👍🏻
Hi Dave, looks like I'm not the only one with the brush obsession... I have 15 brushes... main go to brushes over all the brands are Tucker hybrid 👍🔥🔥 great for hot water but the other all have their job application place
I’ve never tried a Tucker. Maybe it’s about time I did. 👍
Good opportunity to do a video and review on the Tucker brush 😂
@@FlashTechEngineering very true 👍
Which brush do you use Dave. There isn’t a lot of choice in the uk for Tucker brushes
Hi Dave , I have 3 different brushes in the Tucker range , 12 inch hybrid with the boar hair in the middle with 4 pencil jet came with the rinse bar which I don't use.. you can order without the rinse bar my main brush I use , 12 inch 4 pencil jets all boars hair great for first cleans and extra scrubbing power, 18 inch hybrid with boars hair in the middle also with the 4 pencil jets, great for the big commercial windows and houses too.. all came with the swivel adapter.. I changed out for the square Gardiner quick connection. To suit my Gardiner pole and uni valve setup..I think I saw DA components video on the Tucker brush and May stock them as well .. 👍👍
Thanks for an informative video.
I'm a newbie in WFP, only trad in my working years, but do want to get into WFP instead of using ladders.
What Brush would you suggest for a rookie to begin with, I will start with a backpack and use the pole from Unger hydro power and the brush nLite® Radius Brush, is it good enough for ordinary window wash and first clean
I only use cold water. I have tried a few different poles and brushes but I always end up back at gardiner. I agree with the ultimate brush great brush. But I personally just stick to xtreme super light. In poles and brush. There is something about xtreme super light that draws me in. 🤷♂️ 😊
I’m looking forward to the Xtreme 35cm sill brush
That's good are they making one. I only use the 26cm as they do fine for my jobs. I currently have 3 brushes mostly use the xtreme sill flocked. And have the 95 gram Bush and the other xtreme sill brush with the orange bristles on bottom you have one in the video. The softer the brush the better for me. 👍
@@lbaz0710 I’m the opposite. I like my brush really stiff. If we were all the same the world would be boring 👍
Hi Dave, I’m about to buy my first GARDINER WFP and it comes with a free brush but not too sure which one to get. I’m just starting up so will be mainly doing windows. Any advice would be much appreciated. Cheers
I like the Gardiner Ultimate Medium brush. It’s a good all rounder and not to heavy
@@squeakycleandave1 Cheers Dave, going to go for the 35cm medium-soft. think I’m going to have to give them a call about the rest and explain my proposed set up as I’m not sure about the other options I need to choose from (connectors, pole hose and goose neck connectors). Cheers
Hi Dave.. What would be the best gardiner brush for really dirty conservatory roofs.
Hi Richard
I use a Universal stiff sill brush. I finds it gets into all the corners and angles well
gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/universal-sill-26cm-brush-stiff.html
@@squeakycleandave1 Thanks for the advice and quick reply dave..
I’m just looking to set up, can anyone advise which are the best poles and brushes to use ? Thanks
It depends on how much you have to invest. I would as a minimum get an Ova8, a Phantom or an SLX. Which ever make you get I would have a 22ft you can always buy extension sections if you need it longer and it will save you buying 2 poles.
Personally I think a Gardiner Ultimate 26cm brush with 2 x 2mm pencil jets is a good starting place.
If money is no object go straight for the hi mod 22’ Ova8
If you go with the any of the Ova8 poles ring Streamline ask for Ziggy and say Squeaky Clean Dave sent you and you should get a discount
@@squeakycleandave1 thanks very much appreciate it
Thanks for the video Dave
Do you use the Gardiner dupont brush ever ?
How you find them?
The problem with the DuPont is you can only use it up to 30°c and as I heat my water up to between 40°-50° I don’t use them.
@@squeakycleandave1 thanks
@@philwinstanley2634 The DuPont for me doesn’t seem affected by higher temps.
At the brush guess 40 degrees. Tank at 75 degrees.
@@vonovine thanks
I think Alex has said the extreme sill 35cm should be out in April.
Really looking forward to it 👍
Said that to me last week too.
Gardiner every time!
They are the best.
Reach -It are good brushes but they’re 3 times as heavy.🤔
I like to keep the weight down on a brush👍
The Gardiner 35cm Xtreme Sill brushes are out.
Dave, for first cleans only on a cold water system, what would be your #1 brush to use for maximum scrubbing power?
Lately I’ve been using the 35cm Xline DuPont with a central rinse bar.
If a first is really be I go over all the windows with a little bit of washing up liquid on the brush first and let it soak in then go over them and clean them properly.
I think the smaller brush gives a more thorough clean
I think when choosing a brush we all have our favourites as we all work differently and have different set ups.
What's your thoughts on a 45cm brush?
I have heard that they can be a bit flexible at the ends so you can’t get even pressure on across the brush but I’ve never tried one
@@squeakycleandave1 would be interesting to see, would save more time in the long run with the extra width. Could be difficult on narrow windows but then again you could brush sideways.
@@elijahdovey8288 might have to try one