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I had a ceramic floor job last week, 'stupidly' i left my washboy sponges in the shed drying and something squashed them...
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I just stick mine in water, that seems to bring back to life......
Glad to be warned of topps version
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Beam might try that with er indoors see what happens it may work
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same can happen to grout float if your not careful when putting them away!!!
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One of the things we got as feedback was that tilers dont like messing with their sponges!
In our sales pitch we were encouraning people to use their own sponges. But it seems tilers are very protective of their sponges and dont like to mix jobs.
Thats why we decided to introduce our own little sponge.

I've just got back from ToolFair and I cant tell you how many people got very excited to get a free sponge if they bought a drill kit on the day!
I had no idea its such an emotive subject. We actually run out of sponges on day one. Next show we will remember to stock up!
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you sponger you
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All tilers like sponge
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"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Topps are just a waste of time and money, they used to sell half decent gear but now they just sell utter rubbish. You cant beat the sponges from Trade Tiler. The course that i took (PTS) in Warrington also sell decent sponges. Been on a job in Manchester since June and only gone through about 5 sponges, not bad at £1.25 each
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Originally Posted by
BTP TILING
Topps are just a waste of time and money, they used to sell half decent gear but now they just sell utter rubbish. You cant beat the sponges from Trade Tiler. The course that i took (PTS) in Warrington also sell decent sponges. Been on a job in Manchester since June and only gone through about 5 sponges, not bad at £1.25 each
in there defence,they sell rubi sponges small and large at decent trade prices.
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I use the ardex sponges, they seem to last for ever and give a perfect finish with little effort
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Originally Posted by
peckers
I use the ardex sponges, they seem to last for ever and give a perfect finish with little effort

they are brilliant sponges but cant seem to get them around this area.
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Originally Posted by
brian c
they are brilliant sponges but cant seem to get them around this area.
i get mine from ctd have you got one near you?
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