Unveiled at the UK Cleaning Show, the ERGOTEC® NINJA is launched with a fantastic daily giveaway, guaranteed to be a hit with the UK window cleaners! Every day in March, Unger will give away one ERGOTEC® Ninja squeegee handle with a 35cm channel! For a chance to win text NINJA to 60777 followed by your details.
Dave Rogers, the General Manager of Unger UK comments on the launch of Ninja. “The response at the Show has been phenomenal. The success of Ninja is underpinned by extensive research and creative approach to product development, all in close partnership with the end users of our products. Together we came up with a truly innovative product that delivers enhanced user experience and has an element of fun“.
As a result the ERGOTEC® Ninja is a long way ahead of any window squeegee currently available. The Swivel function, locking firmly in any position within 180˚ radius, enables access to hard to reach areas, especially when working with poles. Unger has also solved the problem of channel’s accidentally falling out from the handle – a TriLoc mechanism provides secure Open Position for channel replacement or adjustment, eliminating the risk of it separating from the handle. The textured anti slip handle features an ErgoBall indented head for comfortable grip and a thumb pad for greater control.
But it’s the Channels that hold a clue to the Ninja name. The Extruded Aircraft Aluminium T6 Channels are guaranteed not to break or bend. Revolutionary SmartClips on the end of the Channel allow adjustment of the rubber tension and protect the frames.
“Speed, precision and great performance are the key values of the ERGOTEC® NINJA concept. The channels deliver perfect pressure distribution across the entire length, resulting in streak free cleaning. The longest 105cm channel is designed for true Ninja style cleaning – quickly and efficiently, hence the name”, explains Rogers. “We’re confident it’s going to be a star product”.
The new ErgoTec® Ninja: Makes Tough Jobs a Lot Easier!
Product Innovations:
• Adjustable rubber tension ensures perfect results for every window size and channel length.
• Aluminium channel does not bend and keeps rubber perfectly straight
on the glass surface.
• TriLoc mechanism prevents channels from accidentally separating from handle and falling out - great for working at height, abseiling and cradle work.
• The ErgoTec® Ninja locks onto the Unger Locking Cone and can be used for
safe high access cleaning with telescopic poles.
Maximum Efficiency:
• Clean large glass surfaces in less time.
• Perfect pressure distribution requires less power application.
• Swivel lock makes pole work fast and easy.
• Fast rubber and channel change with channel always in secure position.
The new ErgoTec® Ninja provides numerous benefits for increased efficiency for the professional window cleaner. Channels up to 105cm long dramatically reduce the time required for cleaning large surfaces, allowing you to achieve more in less time. The revolutionary ergonomic design ensures smooth and easy performance – even after hours of intense cleaning. ErgoTec® Ninja – the smartest tool for professional window cleaners. Click the pictures to enlarge.
Ergonomic Handle: Lightweight ergonomic handle designed to perfectly fit the human hand. High quality anti-slip rubber for better comfort and precise control.
ErgoBall Area: Indented handle head allows for comfortable grip.
Thumb Area: Thumb pad on top for additional control.
Tension Ergonomic Handle Adjustment: Coin adjustable stainless steel screw to increase or decrease the swivel tension.
Cone Lock: Firmly locks onto Unger Locking Cone.
Swivel Function: Perfect for telescopic poles and hard to reach areas. Locks in any position. Choose tension to keep desired angle.
Aircraft Aluminium T6 Channel: Lightweight and stable Extruded Aircraft Aluminium T6 channel
construction. Choice of lengths up to 105cm - for speed cleaning large areas. Will not bend or break.
Perfect pressure distribution.
Flexible Rubber Positioning: Choose from two rubber positions: Lower position for shorter channels
(1), higher position for the longer channels (2). Each always has the right pressure and contact with
the glass.
Ninja Star Markings: Special Ninja star markings to easily find center position.
TriLoc channel locking mechanism - Fast and secure channel change and repositioning.
1. Channel is locked.
2. Channel is fixed and can not fall out or be moved.
3. Slide to adjust channel position or twist to exchange channel.
* Tension screw allows custom locking settings – works with most popular aluminium channels.
In the USA recently at the IWCA Florida exhibition, the ERGOTEC® NINJA was released in fine style by a blonde Ninja complete with opponents. Pictured: Alex Lambrinides of Window Cleaning Resource gets attacked.
The Unger Ninja Window Cleaning Squeegee is set to launch to in about 20 days. Window Cleaning Resource, your favorite Window Cleaning Equipment distributor is going to be giving out 1 Unger Ninja per day until launch. Alex shows the benefits in the above video or see link at very bottom for more info' & videos.
1) You can and you should enter every single day. You can post one time per day, but are welcome to post every single day in the thread. You are eligible to win more than once as well.
2) We will randomly draw 1 person per day to win, and ship out that day.
3) You can gain 5 additional bonus entries per day by posting the link in another industry forum.
Cant wait to win? No problem, you can pre order your Unger Ninja WIndow Cleaning Squeegee here:
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles made an appearance at Children's of Alabama to wash the windows at the Benjamin Russell Building and bring smiles to the young patients. They scaled down the 15 story hospital building stopping at every floor to see the kids. The superheroes work for Squeegee Cleaning Services of Chelsea. Over 200 patients watched the show. Brian Danner, 12.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle window washers amaze young patients at Children's Hospital (Birmingham, Alabama): Window washers dressed as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles made an appearance at Children's of Alabama to wash the windows at the Benjamin Russell Building and bring smiles to the young patients. The window washers dressed as Michelangelo, Leonardo, Donatello and Raphael.
They scaled down the 15 story hospital building stopping at every floor to see the kids. The superheroes work for Squeegee Cleaning Services of Chelsea. Young patients dressed up as their favorite Ninja Turtle and crowded around the windows in the waiting areas with their parents and nurses to see the four superheroes descend on ropes and cables outside. Patients were giving Ninja Turtle capes and masks to wear during the event.
Michelangelo, Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael scaled down the building, stopping at every floor to see the kids. Patients were giving Ninja Turtle capes and masks to wear.
Fist bumps, waves and laughter filled the rooms on every floor. To bring attention to Childhood Cancer and Sickle Cell Awareness Month, Children's is "Celebrating Our Heroes" this week to bring awareness to the hospital's patients own heroic battles they fight daily. HOAR teamed up with Children's of Alabama for the event. The patients got to meet the Ninja Turtle Superheroes for photos and a meet and greet when they returned to earth.
A touch of pink.
Huntsville Firefighters window clean with think pink theme (Huntsville/Lake of Bays): Fire Department participates in the CIBC Run for the Cure – an annual five-kilometer run that raises funds for breast cancer research – and these local firefighters are going all out with a team effort to raise money and awareness.
For this year’s event, the Huntsville team, which is called Breast Rescue, will be clad in pink bunker gear.
“We got 14 suits donated to us by Starfield Lion, the company that makes our gear,” said Gary Monahan, deputy fire chief of Huntsville/Lake of Bays. “Some of the stations are training as a group [for Run for the Cure].
I have about 24 people that want to jump into the 14 suits. For some it hits close to home as they’ve had a loved one that’s been affected by breast cancer, so it will be tough to determine who gets to wear the pink gear.”
Gearing up for the run, that will be held in Bracebridge on Sunday, Oct. 5, the firefighters will be on the fundraising trail.
This Saturday you will find them at the new Capstone Market and Tim Hortons offering to squeegee vehicle windows for a donation. They will also have pink T-shirts with the department’s official insignia on the front and the “Breast Rescue” team name on the back, available for a minimum donation of $25.
“We’ll have a ladder truck there with a banner so that people can see it from a distance,” said Monahan. “We want people to know that if they’re coming to Tim Hortons they’re going to inundated with pink.”
The firefighters will offer their window cleaning services from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and donations can be made in cash or by cheque and credit card on site.
People can also donate directly to the team online.
Watch the new Ninja "BucketOnABelt" video below. Watch the video and count how many ninja characters appear (don’t count the same ninja twice!). Email your answer to ninja@ungerglobal.com All entries must be submitted by Thursday, September 8th. If your guess is correct, you will be entered into a raffle to win one of five Ninja BOAB's. Winners will be announced on September 9th.
Area Businesses Bank on Irene Clean-up: While some businesses on the North Fork are feeling the economic crunch of being forced to close during the few precious days left of the summer season, others are benefitting from cleanup after Tropical Storm Irene, which is taking place across the area. Evidence of Irene's stay is widespread. Thousands of area residents and businesses are still without electricity, and while overall property damage was minimal, yard damage was extensive. For many waterfront residents, the worst damage came in the form of a salty film that covered windows after Irene whipped up wind, rain and salt water for nearly 24 hours. As a result, Crystal Clear Window Cleaning, which services all of Long Island, has been busier than ever. “Normally this is one of the slower weeks of the year for us,” said owner Lisa Cifarelli. “The storm has given a big boost to our schedule and business.” This week last year, Crystal Clear Window Cleaning had 39 appointments scheduled for the week before Labor Day. This year, as a result of Irene, they’ve had 223. “Most of it is people doing the exterior of the windows to remove salt and tree debris,” Cifarelli explained. Some glass businesses bustling, others quiet, in Irene’s wake.
No suspects have been identified in a reported armed robbery of a window washer at a St. Louis Park restaurant. The incident in question occurred on July 25 at Mill Valley Kitchen. A 39-year-old man who was washing the restaurant’s windows after hours said a man came up behind him, stuck a gun in his back, and demanded money. The suspect allegedly forced the man inside and made him get down on the floor. The window washer gave the suspect his wallet—which contained $300—and his cell phone. The suspect then fled, but the window washer said he was scared and didn’t get up for about five minutes, so he didn’t see where the suspect went. The window washer also didn’t get a good look at the suspect and couldn’t make out his race, age or size. He did say the suspect was wearing a red and white horizontally striped shirt, baggy jeans and had something covering his face. Police recovered the alleged victim’s wallet near the scene, but weren’t able to dust for fingerprints because the wallet was too ragged and worn. K-9s also were unable to track the suspect. Surveillance cameras installed at the adjoining Ellipse Apartments did not catch the incident.
Spontaneous honouring of funeral corteges of soldiers killed in Afghanistan and Iraq became famous across the world. Wootton Bassett lowers flag for last time as repatriations move to Brize Norton. As always, the regulars started turning up many hours earlier than they needed to. Kevin Dunn took time off from his window-cleaning round to stake his place on Wootton Bassett high street, as he had scores of times before. In his bright beret, former paratrooper Dave Soane was easily spotted near the war memorial, greeting old comrades and friends. The town's councillors were out explaining patiently once again – and perhaps for the last time – how over the past four years this modest Wiltshire town has become such a focus for the nation's grief. Since 2007 Bassett, as it is known to the locals, has ground to a halt whenever the bodies of British service personnel are driven down the high street after being repatriated through nearby RAF Lyneham. Townspeople and, at the height of the conflict in Afghanistan, thousands of visitors have stood with bereaved families to watch corteges pass through en route to a hospital in Oxfordshire. Kevin Dunn, a window cleaner from Swindon, has only missed five of the 167 repatriations (comprising 345 men and women as many involved more than one body). He recalls in particular the return of a Fijian soldier's body. "His whole village was there by the town hall, it seemed. They sang from 9am to 5pm without stopping for a drink or food – amazing."
Dave Kalil grinds you down. The 47-year-old “King” of Worcester’s Lake Park public tennis complex beats seemingly more polished opponents with a diabolical blend of fitness, dink shots, lobs, bloopers and sheer competitive drive. It isn’t pretty, but it’s effective. Kalil’s unique brand of intensity and homemade shots were on display earlier this month at the Worcester County Open at the Worcester Tennis Club. Now here’s the kicker. After two matches that would leave most mortals exhausted, especially on a hot humid day like this one, Kalil drove to Manchester, N.H., to play what he thought was going to be a third singles match, as a member of his 4.5-level USTA club team. Instead, he ended up on the losing side of a doubles match. Most players would have been thankful for the doubles respite, but not Kalil. He was disappointed at not getting in another singles joust. “I can do that all day long,” said Kalil, a Worcester resident who owns a window washing business. “My game is based on speed and grinding away. I’m trying to get people’s legs out from under them.”
Maxton native Steve Coleman has worn many hats in his professional life. His journey has taken him from working at a computer store in Laurinburg to the position of plant engineer for Vanity Fair Corporation in Texas and now brings him closer to home. Coleman is now the owner of a window-cleaning franchise in Greensboro. He was recently awarded for his success in turning the franchise, which he purchased as a struggling business, into a profitable enterprise. After being laid off at the nadir of the economic downturn, Coleman found himself unemployed and overqualified for most available jobs. “I really just wanted to work,” Coleman said. “I would have swept floors at Walmart, but I was overqualified. Finally I told my wife that we had to do something, so we moved back to Maxton, we moved in with my mother.” With some urging from his sister, Betty Kay Coleman, a waitress at General McArthur’s, Coleman found a way out of his predicament. “She asked me if I’d put my faith in God to help me. I went to bed thinking about what my sister said, and I woke up the next day feeling like a new man.”
That day, Coleman found a Fish Window Cleaning franchise available for purchase in Greensboro. His newest opportunity had arrived, and he moved to Greensboro in January 2010. “I had to make my own job, so I prayed and the Lord delivered a franchise – window cleaning,” Coleman said. “It turned out that I loved it.” “I’m a hard worker and I’ve applied all of the business experience I gained while working for Vanity Fair Corporation,” said Coleman. At a recent Fish Window Cleaning national convention, Coleman was recognized for the success of his business. Coleman received a Soaring Eagle award for buying a floundering franchise and turning it into a success, as well as a Pinnacle Award for increasing revenue production, and a Navigator award for his work with prospective franchises. “My business is booming,” Coleman said. “I’ve got contracts with Elon and High Point Universities. If you get out and hustle, you can make it.”
Lewton calls his 60-by-100-foot work “The Airshaft Mural.” It’s a trompe l’oeil design that looks as if the concrete pylon is pierced by windows through which the U.S Capitol peeps. “I sort of wanted to emphasize the concrete,” Lewton said. “I thought if it looked like it had been penetrated, it would make it look even more solid than it was.” Lewton painted a one-third scale mock-up of his design on foam core panels in his studio, carefully matching the concrete’s color. When it was time to paint the beast, Lewton hired a window-washing company in lieu of building a scaffold so the painters could go up and down the face of the shaft freely.
In one of the city’s most unique fundraising events, 64 brave souls scaled the exterior of the 23-story i-bank Tower (formerly White Station Tower) in East Memphis Friday, Aug. 26, and Saturday, Aug. 27, for Over the Edge, a high-thrills fundraiser for Special Olympics of Greater Memphis. Participants were guided by experts from Over the Edge, a Canadian-based special events company that produces rappelling event for charities across the U.S. and Canada. The company, whose staff members train firefighters, SWAT teams, window washers and recreational climbers, handles all technical aspects of the event, from professional staff to equipment to insurance and the enforcement of federal and state safety laws. For many participants, including Special Olympics of Greater Memphis executive director Lisa Taylor, the rappel was their first ever. “Over the Edge is great at what they do, and I think they love working with the individuals who are afraid of heights, and they can watch us conquer our fears,” Taylor said. “They’re just fantastic.” After suiting up in full harnesses, helmets and gloves and undergoing numerous safety checks and a one-story practice rappel, Memphians with a taste for adventure embarked on the once-in-a-lifetime journey 225 feet down the tower.
23 OFWs repatriated from Bahrain - BAHRAIN – Twenty-three overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) were finally repatriated to Manila after 3 months of waiting at the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) shelter in Bahrain. The 23 repatriates were composed of 18 undocumented workers and 5 OFWs who were detained on various charges. The group was temporarily housed at the OWWA shelter at the Philippine Embassy. According to Ambassador Maria Corazon Yap-Bahjin, the government of Bahrain played a big role in the repatriation of OFWs, as it waived fines for those who lack the proper documents to stay in the country. The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) shouldered the cost of the plane tickets of the 20 workers while the remaining 3 were paid for by the workers’ agencies and employers.
Naga City native Gina Mallo, who had been staying at the OWWA shelter for about 4 months, said she was happy to be among the group of repatriates. Mallo said her employer did not pay her salary for 3 months. Because of her undocumented status, her employer did not bring her to a hospital after she suffered injuries when a window she was cleaning accidentally shattered. Worse, her employer even charged her the cost of the broken window. With this bad experience, she urged Filipinos to seriously think about working abroad to prevent them from going through a similar ordeal.
Ryan Christopher McElwee: Ryan Christopher McElwee, formerly of Mount Laurel, passed away suddenly and has joined his Lord on Wednesday, Aug. 24, 2011. He was 30. Ryan resided in West Milford, N.J., where he was employed as a landscaper. He was a graduate of Lenape High School and worked at Sonshine Window Washing company while he was a resident of Mount Laurel. Ryan will always be remembered by his engaging personality and his warm and sincere smile. No task was too much for Ryan. He took on every endeavor as a challenge and had a very professional work ethic that made him a pleasure to be with. He will be deeply missed by his family and friends alike.
KASABIAN will play a poignant gig in New York — on the tenth anniversary of 9/11. And the timing of the show has made the Leicester lads think about how their lives have changed since that horrendous day in 2001. Frontman Tom Meighan (2nd left) says: "It will be strange for us playing in the city on such a big weekend for New York people. It will be emotional. "I was at work and remember hearing 9/11 unfold on the radio. I remember going home and being in absolute shock. My mum had it on the news. It was f***ing awful." You are just as likely to find these boys in a curry house in Leicester as you are in some swanky London hotel bar. And they still look our for their nearest and dearest. Tom says: "I buy tickets for me, my dad, my brother and my dad's mate Rod. I just look after them. My mum and dad are in a better place. My dad is still a window cleaner and my mum is still a nurse but they're part-time, which is nice. "We had done a deal with Mercedes to give music to their adverts and they looked after us. "I don't drive, so I just gave the Mercedes to my old man. He was buzzing. It's great, this big car outside their bungalow. It's nice, man.
In English city, cleaning windows becomes a tourist draw: YORK, ENGLAND—Helen Brower is a window cleaner and people pay five pounds ($7.25) an hour to watch her work. Brower is one of a half dozen glaziers hired to clean and restore the world’s largest collection of medieval stained-glass windows. They festoon York Minster, one of Europe’s largest cathedrals and they need to be cleaned every 125 years. More than 43 kilometres of scaffolding was erected to remove the world’s largest stained-glass window — called the Great East Window — in an end wall of the massive cathedral in the heart of this historic city in northern England. Artist John Thornton was paid 56 pounds to create the window, which is the size of a tennis court, 650 years ago in 1361. Today it’ll cost 19 million pounds just to clean and restore it. On Wednesday and Friday afternoons, tours — with a maximum of 10 people — are conducted into the bowels of the cathedral to watch glaziers work on the medieval window panes. While down there visitors can also see remains of the Roman fortress that once stood on this site before the cathedral was built between 1220 and 1472. Yes, it took 252 years.
Glass Falls from Downtown AT&T Building, INDIANAPOLIS: Police shut down Ohio Street downtown between Meridian and Illinois Streets Wednesday afternoon after glass fell from a 19th floor window of the AT&T building. The exact cause for the break in the window but AT&T's building manager tells our partners at Fox59 they've ruled out a person, bird or projectile as the cause. However, heat could possibly be the cause. Mark Eads with Capitol City Class tells Fox59 that heat can cause glass to shatter, especially if it's spandrel or tempered safety glass. Eads says a small amount of dirt in the glass with the right amount of head on one side combined with cooling on the other can make the glass vulnerable and possibly break. Several people were on the sidewalk when the glass fell but no one was injured.
More Falling Glass From a Hotel, This Time at The Four Seasons Seattle - Just when we thought the falling glass trend was behind us, some windows have shattered again, this time at the Four Seasons Seattle on Sunday. And much like what happened with the W Austin the loose window panes were actually from the residences that are attached to the hotel. But what's worse here is that this is the third time windows have fallen from the building since July. Needless to say the hotel has finally gotten the idea that all 300 of the tempered-glass windows need to be replaced. The hotel's GM told the Seattle Times "Our only priority here is the safety of everybody involved, either residents or people passing by," said the hotel's general manager, Ben Trodd. "We've taken a very proactive step now. The general contractor is now removing all of the remaining panels that are on the building." The balconies, all on the condo levels between the 11th and 21st floors, will be closed until new panels or a new railing system are installed."
Woman and children hurt by falling glass in Hounslow: Ambulances rushed to Hounslow High Street on Thursday after shards of glass fell on pedestrians. Paramedics were called to the town centre at around 1.56pm, following reports that glass had fallen onto people during a busy time of day outside the former HMV shop. Police cordoned off the part of the High Street affected and the surrounding area. The glass fell from a window above the old HMV premises. Duty officer Colin Passey said: "We treated three patients, a 40-year-old woman who had cuts to her face and arms, a nine-year-old boy with a cut to his head, and an eight-year-old girl with cuts to her left forearm and to her left eye. "They were all conscious and breathing and none of the injuries are serious. All three were taken to West Middlesex Hospital."
Window Cleaning Resource seem to have all the new products for window cleaners at the IWCA show this week! Stop by booth #62 to see Curt Kempton & ask him about his new window cleaning software that could change your life. Customer Appreciation Launch: Sign up for one of his ROI guaranteed packages before 2/22/11 and be entered to win a FREE iPad! Check out Curt's latest window cleaning software here! See previous blog here. No pass for the IWCA itinerary? No wurries - WCR have there own. From email marketing to upping your bid rate, changing your invoices to how to use a scrim correctly + more!
The Assassin Ninja 21’ Composite Pole and the Lone Ninja 21’ Composite Pole was the first water fed pole released by Assassin; it was created for durability and to be one of the most lightweight poles on the market. The Assassin Ninja water fed pole will add dollars to your business without adding extra hours at a job. These Assassin water fed poles were designed by expert Jeff Brimble of the United Kingdom; it was made with a telescopic design for easier storing and transporting. The 4' 6" sections open to 21' with a working height of 24'. The tactically placed plastic allows for a clamp-less design that can be extended and closed quickly and smoothly without the hassle of broken, locking, or damaged collars. When it says clampless - no clamps! Not modular poles, telescopic - how do they work - see for yourself at booth #62.
Check out Willie Wagtails new Swoops at booth 62! Willie at Wagtail has come up with the most amazing squeegee/washer - soon to be released on this blog. You may never use another squeegee! The One Pass washes and wipes in a single swipe. The microfibre pad washes the window as the squeegee dries simultaneously. The fastest tool on the planet. Can also be used as a lubricated squeegee in conjunction with an applicator. Great for inside work and solar panel cleaning.
Channel Blade Roller. Keep all of your squeegee channels in one place with the new Blade Roller. Made from sturdy canvas with velcro straps and pocket closures, this is by far the safest way to store and travel with you channels. Pictured is Brett Bailey inventor of the Blade Roller. Only available here, but shown for the first time at the WCR booth #62. Video here.
Issue #3 of Window Cleaning Business Owner Magazine + a free WCR 2011 Supply Catalog. The articles in WCBO are focused directly improving, and growing your window cleaning business. Lets face it, window cleaning gets to be easy after time. The art of growing your business to a profitable level is the hard part. Thats where we come in, WCBO has articles and regular columns on all facets of modern business growth with a twist of window cleaning.
Pickle Channels - only available here. The long awaited, highly anticipated, super duper pickle channel is now here! Available in 8 sizes of awesome. Born from a producer not wanting to sell more squeegees, so window cleaning resource made their own. Who can blame them! Selling like hot cakes.
Unger Mystery Product Giveaway! Limited Supply Available. Could it be the new Ninja squeegee? Unger has officially launched a 100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee on all its products and services. The idea behind this move is to further build customer confidence in the Unger brand and encourage customers of Unger's competitors, to make the switch. Hanna Maslova says "We love what we do and as proof of that, we promise to deliver a 100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee on every product and service we offer. This ensures that every Unger product you purchase meets your high standards - or you can return it for a replacement or refund. "We have been manufacturing cleaning products and systems since 1964. In that time we've learned a lot about what makes great tools. Plus, we listen to your feedback - all of it." If you're ever dissatisfied with a product, you may return it for exchange or refund at any time.
GlassRenu: Plus announcing at the IWCA show, GlassRenu is going to be offering a new special through the end of April, their Buy Back (or Trade Up) program. Have an old scratch removal system that you want to upgrade? GlassRenu's Buy Back system is for you! Trade in your old scratch removal system and receive a brand new contractor grade scratch removal system. Visit Booth #62 to find out more details! GlassRenu first introduced their line of glass restoration tools several years ago, starting with the Contractor Grade Scratch Removal System. This system is currently used world wide to restore all types of surface damage on all types of glass. Housed in a ballistic nylon case is everything you will need to restore up to 500 square feet of glass. Designed with the user in mind, we have made every effort to make the system as easy as possible to use, giving consistently amazing results. No matter what the damage is, Hard Water, Scratches, Acid Etching or Graffiti the GlassRenu Scratch Removal System is designed to restore it all.
Light, rigid and economical water fed poles. Brodex have been designing & manufacturing pure water cleaning systems and water fed poles since 1998. Hundreds of professional window cleaners across the world rely on Brodex quality & innovation to build their successful pure water window cleaning businesses. Telescopic water fed poles from 6ft to 60ft. In the WCR store soon.
Aqua-Dapter Mk2 - For Assassin/Gardner poles: Aqua-dapter Mk2 the newest version of water fed pole flow controller. The first, and one of the most obvious differences, is that the body of the Aqua-dapter is now flared out at the end, allowing it to fit directly to larger diameter poles. The control mechanism is operated from the handle, by pulling the hose to switch the water flow on and off. The tap can also be turned manually if you are working on ground level windows. This flared design has allowed us to develop the Screw Thread Adapter which can be screwed onto your existing thread, allowing you to fit the Aqua-dapter Mk2 to your Water Fed Pole without any modifications.
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