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Chimney sweep


Paul Heaton wrote:

P &J Gallagher Professional Sweeps cover the GM area

0161-480-8538.





This Father & Son combo swept mine a few years ago.
Reasonably priced tho slightly odd!

cheers
jason

-- Edited by jason atkinson on Tuesday 8th of May 2012 02:06:59 PM

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P &J Gallagher Professional Sweeps cover the GM area

0161-480-8538.


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I know a grubby bare footed Victorian boy who will do it for a bowl of gruel and a bed for the night.has own sweep.

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Gary
When I moved into my present house in Swinton I also needed a Chimney sweep. I spent a couple of months trying to find one in the Swinton/Salford area but I had no luck at all.
So I decided to do it myself and borrowed a very powerful industrial air blower from a mate. I connected up to my fireplace making sure I had a good seal around the opening and turned it on.
I went outside to see if it had worked and saw what looked like a black nuclear mushroom cloud above my house which got bigger and higher as I watched, twigs started to fall from the sky and land in the street and in the adjoining gardens. My neighbours were not impressed especially as their cars now had a layer of soot on.
It would probably be better to go to B&Q and get a set of rods and brushes as Steve mentions rather than doing what I did

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Not quite sure they would do the perfect job but you could try these two fellas.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V42dsOvYvyQ

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Hard to find these days, Gary. Bought some brushes from B&Q a few years ago and do it myself - in fact I did our chimney this morning and recovered enough twigs to build a dozen Jackdaws nests!

This isn't helpful, I know. Sweeps tend to be the sort of people who put a small ad in the local paper rather than have a website.

Steve

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I've currently got problems with blue bottles that appear to be coming from a sealed chimney area. It's probably due to a dead pigeon that's got stuck there. Can anyone recommend a chimney sweep in the Swinton/Salford area who may be able to assist in removing the dead bird.

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Gary Mills

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