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Discuss washboy sponge in the Tiling Tools at TilersForums; has anyone else used these washboy sponges RAIMONDI One Piece 'Sweepex' Sponge Float 12x26 RA395UG | eBay i find them to be the best i have used in ages i ...
          
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    has anyone else used these washboy sponges RAIMONDI One Piece 'Sweepex' Sponge Float 12x26 RA395UG | eBay i find them to be the best i have used in ages i have grouted over 400m2 with one of them and its still gd as new so anyone out there looking for a decen washboy sponge i highly recomend theese
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    Default Re: washboy sponge

    Not tried them for a few years Tom, but I will give them a go.

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    I'v used them and they are great, i'm now using sigma washboy sponges.
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    i like the sigma washboy sponges but i think they'd be better if they were segmented
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    You could be right Mike, they are a little bit fat too... come out over edges a little.
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    they look handy that you can just change the sponge and not throw the whole thing away

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    they look handy that you can just change the sponge and not throw the whole thing away
    are they not glued to the float like normal Mike?

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    I use Genesis washboy sponges, just cos it's easy to swap sponges (on account they are fixed by velcro to handle), but I don't believe they are any cheaper than the pre-glued units so will probably be switching sponge / units soon.
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    Cheers for this, was just thinking today I needed to order some new ones so will give them a go!

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    are they not glued to the float like normal Mike?
    the sponge is glued to a plastic backing which then clips into the handle section. looks easy to change but i've not had to yet as i still have my original washboy sponge and the sigma

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