Terry Cloth Bath towel for detailing

So it was a rip off? :slightly_frowning_face:

Theyā€™re streching out their last remaining threads to squeeze as much profit out of them as possible.

I still have mine for sale. Itā€™s one of the old plush ones. A must have. Hurry guys and jump on it before I raise my priceā€¦

I cut them in half and use them for window sills. I used huck for detailing. I have a place on my belt for both towels. I dont like having anything laying on my shoulders and my wet towel usually doesnt even have to come off my belt.

Donā€™t know yet have to see how they hold up, an/or work

I got my ā€œprofessionalā€ window cleaners scrim today.

I think Iā€™ve been hosed!!!

The material is so thin I can see right through the material. Just like the fly screens on my windows. They want me to boil the towels in water to soften them up before I use them. Geez

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I think you guys were bamboozled

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Like I said earlierā€¦

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No search function needed!

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Bath towel for frames and sill - Huck towel for detailing the glass. :sunglasses:

Maybe, we will seeā€¦

Frame squeegee/sea sponge and or huck for frames - Huck for detailing the glass :sunglasses:

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Maybe one of the Brit guys can chime in. Is this the way you guys get them. Thin see through ???
Not going to use mine for a while need to get them cut in half an hemmed. im sure there still usable. I just donā€™t see them holding up Though. Oh well we shall see :man_facepalming::grimacing:

@jonnyald @anon35812390 @Trad-Man is that the way they are on the other side of the pond? ^^^^

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Iā€™m down under, down under :slight_smile: NZ. Bought my last lot from Oz maybe 5 years ago. Definitely close weave and substantial. 36"x36" and I find perfect uncut. Keep it looped through a ring on my belt. They last forever. Got a solid 5 years out of my last 5. Broke out the last of my unused stock a couple of months ago.

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Your still on the other side of the pond! :slight_smile:

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im a scrim man. use them for everything . probably go thru 30 a day 4workers]. but at one stage i was washing/drying on big racks over 60 scrim each evening due to 1 [ex] employee who was going thru scrim like a man posessed he himself was using over 30 in 1 day . but i didnt notice it was him-but boy did i see the drop in washing required after he left ,it was cut by half overnight

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So @jonnyald are the scrims your getting over there ā€¦

Just curiousā€¦

PS ā€¦ man you guys are going through a ton of scrims daily Jonnyā€¦why? :confused:

thats a very good question, why to god are we going thru so many scrims each day? i wish i knew

but i know we surely are ā€¦ we Do use them for everything,wiping sills, touch ups , and start each house with a fresh scrim,for no good reason than we hate using one with dirty spots on it

i actually own 103 scrims,counted them recently . Some are 9yrs old that i got when i first started,theyre getting thin now but still work well
Owning this number allows a sort of rotation, i make sure each morning the van has around 50 fresh ones to see us thru the day

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:grin:

a windie i know uses a suede/gold tassel seat cushion to buff upper windows with [on a pole]. i always laff when i see him doing it

but it Does look cool,as if hes treating the homeowner to a really special service

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