Does anyone know of a rectangular window washing bucket available today that you can snap the lid on without removing the scrubber tray?
I have an Ettore bucket I bought in 2000 that has a scrubber tray mounted on two fins inside the bucket. It's possible to leave scrubber on tray in bucket and snap lid on. That can't be done with buckets sold today because, for a reason I can't fathom, trays all hang from rim of bucket.
The last two of my old lids are broken, so I built a wooden cover with an old cabinet door and four scrap pieces of 1x4. It's not as nice as a purpose-built plastic cover but much preferable to how I'd have to operate with one of today's new buckets.
How do the rest of you cope with the new buckets?
I have an Ettore bucket I bought in 2000 that has a scrubber tray mounted on two fins inside the bucket. It's possible to leave scrubber on tray in bucket and snap lid on. That can't be done with buckets sold today because, for a reason I can't fathom, trays all hang from rim of bucket.
The last two of my old lids are broken, so I built a wooden cover with an old cabinet door and four scrap pieces of 1x4. It's not as nice as a purpose-built plastic cover but much preferable to how I'd have to operate with one of today's new buckets.
How do the rest of you cope with the new buckets?
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