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**CLAYS TILES** · 18-11-2007

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Originally Posted by Fekin

Fair enough I've never really looked into washboys but when I once saw one for something like £50 I thought massive money for a bucket n sponge

Might invest in one and see how it does.

I had the same thought!
i wouldn't be with out mine thou!

**pjc** · 18-11-2007

funny that people said that twenty four years ago when i paid eight hundred pounds for the first tile saw

faithhealer · 18-11-2007

Had my wash boy from the start (two years) Can't imagine working without it. Would put it down as one of the 'must haves' for new tilers

iain1979 · 19-11-2007

ive got a bel washboy brilliant piece of kit saves time.

**IvegotsTILE** · 19-11-2007

I wouldn't go to a job without mine,if it broke I'd purchase a new one the same day.£50 is cheap for a product this good.

**brian c** · 19-11-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fekin

Fair enough I've never really looked into washboys but when I once saw one for something like £50 I thought massive money for a bucket n sponge

Might invest in one and see how it does.

Adam,Reaper72 has these in his shop 0141 776 2500,give him a phone m8.