Best asking this in the wfp section. It all depends on size of jobs & flow usuage. Beginners usually use more than advanced cleaners.

Definatly the SL2 m8......
Its modular with short sections (5ft 7") and with such a light weight (under 3kg at 60ft) you can use it all day long.

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Loads of people have bought them and no complaints that I have heard of....

Regards
Mr H

You're new here, and I have no wish to appear rude, but you've already asked this question in your first post.

A - you've forgotten where you've been posting.

B - you haven't read the reply to your post which gave a recommendation, which is what you asked for.

hi im new to window cleaning and the poles and im just bout to but a full van set up can you advise me what will be my best option and when cleaning the windows do yiou have to keep cleaning the brush and how best to do it and after how many windows i need to no the basic things

I've purchased my omnipole backpack from e-bay,
Just wondering whether a Bayersan pole will connect straight to it,
And will there be enough power to pump the water up 24'?

Dose pure water dry and faster than non deionised water?

Hi,
 Im thinking of starting my pole cleaning business in the nea future and have been reading non stop trying to gather as much info as possible.
I have a few questions( first 3 of hundreds I imagine!)

1. Velux/roof windows. Are they usually cleaned, does the customer expect them to be cleaned ? If so any guides on how to do this?

2. I am looking at a van mounted system that will supply 2 users. What size pump is needed and is there any other equipment required apart from the hoses, brushes.

3.VAT. I will be looking to clean domestic properties but is there a way of getting around the problems caused by having to charge/register for VAT due to the comercial properties?

Thanks in advance.
JACK

Hi,
Im not VAT registered, but I guess that most commercial customers would prefer to claim VAT back for a window cleaning service. And if so would that have a negative effect on my chance of getting a commercial contract if I was not VAT registered? ( they wont be able to claim money back)

If this is not the case and commercial customers are not bothered can someone please let me know in their experience.
Thanks again

Yes Stu is right enough. I have 2 office blocks, one large one small, neither have ever mentioned vat to me. Shop chain stores also pay by cheque from head office and have never mentioned vat. It may be beneficial to certain business's but no need for in my business so far.