I’ve always been bucket and sponge bloke but with two very large floors coming up I’m wondering if there are any advantages in purchasing a wash boy. If yes, any particular brand?
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had one of those before Albert and just kept the metal drain plate when the bucket broke,Karl Dahm
I was hoping someone was going to buy one to try out.is it worth putting my karl dahm washboy into retirement widler ?Buy the squeezeasy one, it’s over £100 but the best I’ve used for getting the sponges properly squeezed.
welcome to the modern world, i did a job in the 80s at Crawley arts ctr think i had a wash boy then think his name was paul. lol 🦕Hi guys. Thanks for the thumbs up on using a wash boy. Got a cheap one from Topps only because I had some points to spend and used it to grout 26 square metres yesterday. Im not often gobsmacked but what the hell have I been doing for the past 20 years with a bucket and sponge? Suffice to say Im a little embarrassed I hadn't used one before. The amount of time I saved coupled with the evenness of the grout lines is brilliant.
Ive never used the Karl darm, but it knocks the socks off my raimondi oneI was hoping someone was going to buy one to try out.is it worth putting my karl dahm washboy into retirement widler ?
Apex grangeBugger it,im gonna order one later.who was selling them again ?
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