wash boy- expensive bucket on wheels or good value, time saving tool.

[tommyzooom]

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Best bucket and sponge you will buy.....

Nuff said 🙂

 

[TT Tiling]

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love mine on floors ,would never go back ,saves lots of time

 

[jwatson]

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Thanks for all the info guys. a spanner in the works with the pedalo. That really does look a good bit of kit.

 

[tommyzooom]

Re: wash boy- expensive bucket on wheels or good value, time saving to

The pedalo does look good, but it is very large,(and very heavy when full) I would love one, but I know it would only get used on floors of 30m2+, I don't know how many floors of this size you do, but I would start off with a normal wash boy. I use a raimondi skipper, but the karl dahm gets lots of good reviews

 

[bugs183]

Re: wash boy- expensive bucket on wheels or good value, time saving to

If you're not doing big floors (30m2+) then don't bother getting a pedalo. Just get the Karl Dahm.
That'll do you a treat matey!

 

[foggy34]

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i wouldnt just start off with the pedalo as above only good for big floors and ya def wouldnt carry it up someones stairs for a bathroom,the pedalo is a gud additional tool to add to a standard washboy,imo standard washboy first then pedalo for those big floors

 

[Ken Bruty]

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Karl Dahm washboy was the best £50 I've spent for a long time, I've had it 2 years now and wouldn't be without it.

 

[ray38carp]

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Fantastic for floors, had one for years!!!!!!!

 

[disco]

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When youve finished a floor without a washboy try using one then look at your hands afterwards I bought mine after being fed up having hands like prunes - worth every penny.

 

[Two-Trowels]

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It seems to be mostly mentioned for floor use - is it not so effective on walls?