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ruairi mac
I've had one for about 5 years now. Great bit of kit on the right job. I tend to only use it on floors 40m or more. It takes around 3 yellow builders buckets to fill it with water and although it has wheels, it's a two man lift to get it back outside to empty it. I would recommend getting the sponge with the one solid pole. I had the one that joins in the middle but I found it to be a weak point when leaning down on the pole to wash and it's not easily dismantled if you were thinking of saving space.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
Same as above.you can't lift it over door thresholds on your own so you need to work out where you your going to empty it before you fill it.I tend to use the washboy for the first washdown as the pedalo doesn't quite rinse enough of the water out the sponge but it definitely saves the oLe back on the larger floors
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Gazzer
Well ordered one now so I will see for myself.
It is heavy when full, but us young lads should be strong enough to lift it 😉
As for the cleaning , I find it cleans really good ,without leaving much residue on the tile, like I said above I don't have the posh one ,but I squeeze it out under the rollers,and it works a treat 🙂
As for the cleaning , I find it cleans really good ,without leaving much residue on the tile, like I said above I don't have the posh one ,but I squeeze it out under the rollers,and it works a treat 🙂
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lizzardtong
Got one. Good bit of kit. Saves a lot of time do use hand sponges from pedalo on my standard washboy do recommend it.
Bin the pole that comes with it and get a wooden broom handle instead as the ally one supplied clamps together and breaks in no time
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Ian
Good to know
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