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Like me Pj..............old habits die hard. :yes:
we,ll have get with the program though
or we,ll be getting a reputation as sad old duffers who live in the past
demo photes plz
(ya havent got a spare av ya )
but i was only joking really
im sure the old pension will run to buying one
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grumpygrouter
Couldn't tell you mate, I'm afraid. I use a Karl Dahm one, they only need 10ltr of water!
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MICK the Tiler
Like me Pj..............old habits die hard. :yes:
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pjtiler
aye
we,ll have get with the program though
or we,ll be getting a reputation as sad old duffers who live in the past
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White Room
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pjtiler
I got my first washboy from Germany about 10 years back it took a bit of practise at first but now on big floors I have 2 bods grouting and I give them a head start and I can still keep up with them. Whichever one you choose it’s a good investment.
demo photes plz
(ya havent got a spare av ya )
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Bolter
pj Im about to buy a new washboy as mine is looking very tatty and worn and the rollers are a little stiff, but in no way unusable. If I do, and you cover postage (or pickup) you can have my old one. Works good, no problem there, just looks used. Probably grouted 10's of 1000's of meters though
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pjtiler
thanks for the offer matepj Im about to buy a new washboy as mine is looking very tatty and worn and the rollers are a little stiff, but in no way unusable. If I do, and you cover postage (or pickup) you can have my old one. Works good, no problem there, just looks used. Probably grouted 10's of 1000's of meters though
but i was only joking really
im sure the old pension will run to buying one
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GazTech
Now Adam if you could run him round the legion and pick him back up...that would be a better help....:lol:pj Im about to buy a new washboy as mine is looking very tatty and worn and the rollers are a little stiff, but in no way unusable. If I do, and you cover postage (or pickup) you can have my old one. Works good, no problem there, just looks used. Probably grouted 10's of 1000's of meters though
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Bolter
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penno
Wrote about these ages ago, not too bad although the sponge that comes with it throw it in the bin - useless, holds way to much water and you just cant rinse it out. Use mine if i do any small splashbacks as it is nice and easy to carry around (with a different sponge).
All other jobs just use my bigger washboy (with the grid out as they are useless) but these are quite handy for the little jobs.
All other jobs just use my bigger washboy (with the grid out as they are useless) but these are quite handy for the little jobs.
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