Dust sheets

[AndySlowther]

Who uses wot, I currently use a lot of tarps but always find washing a pain in the rear, I'm tight and won't buy new ones for every job
Cotton dust sheets I find fecks up the washing machine
Left a job today, wooden floor was dusty as hell, I did sweep, but customer(very nice) said don't worry about it, I left thinking I was a lazy c**t!
However the actually job I was told was outstanding!!

 

[jamesthefirst]

Go into brewers and get the poly backed ones. I have loads and some of them I keep folded in half permenantly they last ages just shake out at home. I've got 5 runners from Costco for leading into hallways and are really good for wood/ lamenet etc. Rolls of plastic for furniture and kitchens.

 

[Marshy]

Try roll and stroll different grades for different surfaces in carpet/hard floor etc

 

[zolco]

You can also use correx or antinox on wood floors, they reusable, they're crap on carpet as they tend to float on top of it

 

[Marshy]

Also @AndySlowther do you have any good milf pics?

 

[gps]

I use wickes polythene sheets, very strong and just through away when done

 

[Cornelius]

P1ss do the poly back sheets for £6

 

[AndySlowther]

Got some polybacked runners from screwfix which are what used today around the 2 frickin heavy settees they left in the middle of the room! along with some old curtains
Might check out the wickes ones 10% off and all, like the idea of just chucking rather than cleaning
Marshy u kill me, but 1 for u

 

[Danny]

I use tarps... hose them off and if I want to sometimes throw a dust sheet over them