Washboy Woes

[LM]

Your problem is too much water, so somethings wrong along those lines, maybe the sponge quality is poor or your roller system isn't draining enough water when you pass your sponge over it

 

[LM]

I mean this in a nice way, but are you drawing the float slowly across the floor hence allowing the sponge to 'soak' up the water that's in the floor

 

[Flintstone]

Not particularly slow, just a general sweep over. Ile get myself a new sponge and try some more different techniques with it. Think it's a rubi washboy

 

[LM]

Not particularly slow, just a general sweep over. Ile get myself a new sponge and try some more different techniques with it. Think it's a rubi washboy

The more absorbant the sponge the quicker it'll soak up the water. Try Diatech's segmented sponges, they are stuck on with spray adhesive, are very good value and do a really good job

 

[White Room]

I found Karl Dahm were the best I've used.....then discovered Ramondi one

 

[Stef]

I didn't like the Raimondi sponge in my KD, need to try it again, held too much water.

 

[White Room]

Do give it a roll of 3 to get the water out....

 

[Flintstone]

Is this the one

RAIMONDI CUT 'Sweepex' Sponge Float 13x30 RA217SWET

 

[MW Smith Ceramics]

Is this the one

RAIMONDI CUT 'Sweepex' Sponge Float 13x30 RA217SWET

Genesis flat washboy sponges work well for me

 

[Italy]

Is this the one

RAIMONDI CUT 'Sweepex' Sponge Float 13x30 RA217SWET

yes yes good
Sweepex