wash boy

[mikethetile]

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:

how do you keep them mint , the paint wears off mine and they get battered looking , ive managed to break the case on my 50

 

[kent tiler]

one of them iv esed twice and the uther one is old but well looked after

 

[brinkley]

im a sponge user best sponges going at trade tiler

 

[stevee]

totally awesome bit of kit ,i wasnt convinced ,but fancied a new tool when i got mine, blimey ,what a timesaver,aint had no over wetting ,its got 2 rollers ,or have they all?

 

[Sean Page]

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.

Me too, I also found the rubi ones to be very fragile.... one split as it fell out of the back of the car!

 

[kent tiler]

i gotmine from boot sale there was a guy there with loads of tiling stuff even rubi paid a tener for mine it was blue two rollers sponges i got it with a load of stuff that day 😛rrr: i even got a petty stone saw from there boots are good times

 

[Stephen@Weber]

They all have the rollers but can defo cause over watering which can cause efflorecence.

The best tips to avoid this are to wash off with a hand sponge as dry as possible and mix the grout with a paddle.

 

[Peter]

Got a £25 one off eBay but it was a false economy - turned out to be very cheap plastic. Will probably update to a Karl Dahm one in the foreseeable future.

Lidl were selling good quality washboys/grout baths for £20 a few years ago. The rollers weren't great but the quality of plastic was excellent for the price.

Does anyone ever use their washboy on walls?

 

[poynton phil]

Get the karl dahm one much better quality than either of the ones on offer at ctd, as i saw them today, ones a rubi, holds to much water, i'v known the handle to break off these when full of water, the other is something like a tileeasy or something like that and looks very cheap and fragile. i use mine for walls, where there is no electric sockets, and all floors. Save lots of time.

 

[trevortine]

Faithfull karl dahm, had mine bout five years now, only use on floors though, i was talking to a mapei rep at a seminar couple years back and he reckon some sites in germany banned them for the overwetting problem, not karl dahm but washboys in general.