I need just a basic belt setup. I guess just a belt and then something to hold my squeegee and or applicator. I nees it to be affordable as possible right now. Can someone recommend to me the things i nees? Thanks.
What kind of customers are you going after?
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My first storefront is saturday and its just a small storefront in a strip mall but eventually hope to get into residential.
We keep it simple and have no need to be carrying anything but squeegee, applicator, scraper and towel.
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Does the bucket on a belt like those found on this website hold both the squeegee and applicator? Not at the same time but I need somewhere to put applicator when Im using squeegee and vise versa.
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Keep it simple like @anon46335951 mentioned.
Keep the tbar and squeegee in the bucket and a towel in your back pocket or over your shoulder
The bucket on a belt holds both your scrubber and squeegee handle and channel.
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I use an Army belt from surplus.
a drill holder tjat i picked up from Lowes for squeegee
bucket on a belt with a clamp on front to hold applicator
a hammer holder to hold wet towel
a canteen holder (army surpluss) to hold huck towel
a small manetic clip to hold scraper
pretty basic really.
I have bucket, pole, applicator, squeegee, microfiber. Is a t bar the same as applicator?
I can keep the applicator( t bar?) In bucket but when I do inside of storefront I dont want to bring bucket inside. So I need somewhere to put applicator when I squeegee and vice versa. I will figure it put but i figure a bucket on a belt is what this is for.
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Just bring the bucket in until you get a system going it’s no big deal. Just put in a spot close to you that is not in the way of others.
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You can grab an old bath towel from goodwill to use as a drop cloth if you bring the big bucket inside.
No big deal if you don’t have a belt bucket.
It’s called “your other hand” haha
The main advantage to wearing a bucket on a belt is saving you from bending over to pick tools out of the water bucket, and it’s totally feasible to work without one indefinitely.
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HaHa i heard that some where before!
True statement right there ^^^.
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When starting out you can always put the “other” tool on the next window ledge to be cleaned as well.
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Also, for inside work your wash sleeve doesn’t usually have to be so wet that it drips.
If you wring your sleeve a bit, then use it in the off-hand to catch drips while you squeegee, you can run interiors with no drop cloth. Carry a small bottle of soapy water in your pocket to re-wet the sleeve if necessary, sling the towel over your shoulder and that’s all you need.
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You meant spray bottle right? 
Who, me?
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