Quote: Originally posted by careavanbestcleaner on 07/11/2007
Quote: Originally posted by N0ffy on 07/11/2007
Hello, Just to put the record straight my Company Care-avan have notor are not going to receive any payments from Bailey Caravans. Pure and simple our products passed ALL tests that Bailey required and that is why we have the ONLY endorsement.
Hope this helps to explain
Derrick
MD Care-avan
Not wanting to hyjack this thread and change the subject but in my experience the majority of external companies and institutions that I have dealt with have always requested a payment for my company to advertise their endorsements on our products, which in some cases habeen £3500 for three years!. If this is not the case (which you state it isnt) then well done to Bailey for getting free advertising. Just as a matter of interest do Bailey say Care-avan are the only products to use therefore reciprocating the acknoledgement I wonder?
Quote: Originally posted by careavanbestcleaner on 08/11/2007
Quote: Originally posted by Janx on 08/11/2007
Bought some cleaner today and also the window cleaner, will give it a try at the weekend.
Derrick good luck to you, your gonna need it on this site, Fenwicks is very popular here.
Thanks at least one friend on here
I am just glad to find a cleaner that Bailey appear to reccommend, I do use Fenwicks and I like it but am willing to give this try. I like the fact that the window cleaner is especially for plastic windows and easy to use, I am very wary of using anything on them and am aware that it could damage them long term by using household products.
To the person that said about blatent advertising, hello,there are lots of people on this forum, i.e site owners, trades people e.t.c that post, and why not it's for everyone.
Yes I did try the window cleaner on the inside and it was very good, as I said in one of my last posts it is nice to know you are using something that is made for thejob. I must admit it smells very much like mr muscle which I use for my house windows but have never dared to use it on my caravans. I did ring thier help line and ask if you could use it for plastic windows and they said it hadn't been tested on plastic so they wouldn't commit, so I stayed well clear.
Haven't used the Caravan wash yet, (bit lazy in my thinking that if I do it now it will want doing again before we go away in it in a few weeks time ) also use the window cleaner on the outside then. I will let you know.
Thank you for your reply posting, and yes please email me at jirehuk at blueyonder.co.uk with your address and I will send you a free bottle of Interior cleaner and Polish to try.
Quote: Originally posted by Belinda H on 22/11/2007
I have used Muc Off too but seemed to use loads of it!! Hence my preference to Fenwicks !!
I have used Muc Off too but seemed to use loads of it!! Hence my preference to Fenwicks !!---- (your quite right Belinda) and Hi
I thought of calling our product "muck off" but didn’t think the name appropriate for caravanners as there is enough people like Clarkson around without me adding to it. The ”F" in Fenwick stands for Formula and is a closely guarded secrete-- but you know how things get misconstrude-- there is also a "C" it stands for customer who we go to great lengths to look after --- cheers and thank's ----OMF
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