wash boy

[Stephen@Weber]

Thought they had 2 on offer at CTD a cheap one and a more expensive one? I'm sure they're not Karl Dahm standard though.

I think that sometimes washboys can cause problems with too much water.

 

[Gazzer]

Thought they had 2 on offer at CTD a cheap one and a more expensive one? I'm sure they're not Karl Dahm standard though.

I think that sometimes washboys can cause problems with too much water.

Not if you use it right.

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

why would you smash your own kit up :20: it cost's you money!!

 

[Scott]

Im with the idea of buying the cheap one, then when you lose it you can really smash it up without feeling guilty half way through! Oh and get a cheap phone too

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

I must admit when I was younger I had a short fuse, now I tend to mumble under my breath. Its much cheaper

 

[doug boardley]

maybe me being a bit old school, but I've never abused my tools (no comments😛rrr🙂

 

[kent tiler]

im a bit of a numty can you please post a link for the cdt washboy and no m8te my ts40's are mint 😛rrr:

 

[DHTiling]

Thought they had 2 on offer at CTD a cheap one and a more expensive one? I'm sure they're not Karl Dahm standard though.

I think that sometimes washboys can cause problems with too much water.

I hardly use mine lately... unless a really big floor i have gone back to hand washing.. less chance of over wetting.

 

[Aston]

as above, only use a washboy on large floors. i would go for a karl dahm if i were you tiling spread. the rubi ones hold too much water imo.

 

[doug boardley]

:lol::lol:
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