Thursday, February 27, 2014
Talking RHINO Clamps : ARROW-LOCK
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ARROW-LOCK is one of the new features in the RHINO Clamps
This is just one part of the new Dual Locking Systems that could revolutionize the way you think about clamps,
as much as Reach-iT changed the way we look at Water Fed Pole design.
ARROW-LOCK is one of the new features in the RHINO Clamps
This is just one part of the new Dual Locking Systems that could revolutionize the way you think about clamps,
as much as Reach-iT changed the way we look at Water Fed Pole design.
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via IFTTTWednesday, February 26, 2014
Killer local deals last month
Okay, so I have to brag a little bit about what I found on clearance at Menards. First, an 18' telescoping pole (4 sections), with an angle adapter/goose neck and it actually has Euro threads (also came with two angled broom heads, as this was packaged as a cobweb duster for ceilings). They were $6.00! Pretty rigid aluminum, but it does have the twist fittings, so somewhere in between consumer grade and professional grade. Should make a decent backup water fed pole up to 2 stories.
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Secondly, bamboo rags. These were were in 3 packs for 30 cents so the rags were $0.10 a piece! They don't seem to be lint free on my first dry run, but maybe after a washing they will be.
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Lastly, a poor mans doodle bug for $2.00. These are Grime Boss floor mops with a click connection, but I found a quick and cheap way to adapt them to a tapered handle (a chunk of 3/4" id rubber hose). They aren't velcro but the type that wraps around and has those push/snag ports on the corners. Haven't figured out how to get a white scrub to attach yet.
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Secondly, bamboo rags. These were were in 3 packs for 30 cents so the rags were $0.10 a piece! They don't seem to be lint free on my first dry run, but maybe after a washing they will be.
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Lastly, a poor mans doodle bug for $2.00. These are Grime Boss floor mops with a click connection, but I found a quick and cheap way to adapt them to a tapered handle (a chunk of 3/4" id rubber hose). They aren't velcro but the type that wraps around and has those push/snag ports on the corners. Haven't figured out how to get a white scrub to attach yet.
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So I've been using my 14" wagtail combi a lot today, only thing I'm not able to do up to my standards is close out well on a pole.
Ive been using it as strictly with the modified flip over the top mop cover and it was perfect. Last night I switched it back to the factory settings and have used it as a hand tool today as well.
Are there any accessories that I can get to for a pole to make the closing out easier? Maybe an angle adapter or something?
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Ive been using it as strictly with the modified flip over the top mop cover and it was perfect. Last night I switched it back to the factory settings and have used it as a hand tool today as well.
Are there any accessories that I can get to for a pole to make the closing out easier? Maybe an angle adapter or something?
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