[keyser soze]

ive been using fan jets for the last week and tbh i really like them when brushing the glass but rinsing is rubbish or im doing something wrong . they are ok on small windows but larger windows i struggle with getting a good rinse on the glass compared to pencil jets , any feed back guys

[Carl@Cwc]

i wash window as normal but for rinse i brush top of glass across a couple of times quickly to create water cascade ,then follow with brush off glass down.
if water pressure is high enough you can rinse on ( brush dependant )

[bobplum]

ive been using fan jets for the last week and tbh i really like them when brushing the glass but rinsing is rubbish or im doing something wrong . they are ok on small windows but larger windows i struggle with getting a good rinse on the glass compared to pencil jets , any feed back guys

what pressure are you running at,i find the higher the pressure the better but you go thru the water faster
also they are better for hydrophobic glass than hydrophilic.
some cleaners have two sets of jets on the brush,one fan,one pencil and just swap in between glass panes to suit

[keyser soze]

i wash window as normal but for rinse i brush top of glass across a couple of times quickly to create water cascade ,then follow with brush off glass down.
if water pressure is high enough you can rinse on ( brush dependant )

gardiners brush. i wouldnt mind having fans and pencils on the same brush . is it worth it do you think

[keyser soze]

i wash window as normal but for rinse i brush top of glass across a couple of times quickly to create water cascade ,then follow with brush off glass down.
if water pressure is high enough you can rinse on ( brush dependant )

gardiners brush. i wouldnt mind having fans and pencils on the same brush . is it worth it do you think

how do you do that bob . its something i like to look into

[bobplum]

you need to get the fan or pencil jets drill  a hole,just depends were you want to place them,you may need to remove some of the bristle on the brush to allow the water to flow on to the glass then connect tubing to the head of the jets and use a john guest 8 mm push fit connection
this link will give you some idea as to what it will look like this guys uses all the jets at once,which is great for massive panes of glass

 (http://www.youtube.com/user/JRacensteinCo)

[keyser soze]

you need to get the fan or pencil jets drill  a hole,just depends were you want to place them,you may need to remove some of the bristle on the brush to allow the water to flow on to the glass then connect tubing to the head of the jets and use a john guest 8 mm push fit connection
this link will give you some idea as to what it will look like this guys uses all the jets at once,which is great for massive panes of glass

 (http://www.youtube.com/user/JRacensteinCo)

nice 1 bob that looks the best of both worlds

[Erithwc]

fans and pencils on my lod gardiners brush 

[bad trippy]

If i had to go back to pencils, i think i would jump off a very high bridge.
I hate the bloody things

[bobplum]

fans and pencils on my lod gardiners brush 

is they're a danger the jets you have put in,i am assuming the ones nearest the stock,will stick out from the bristles too far and may catch the glass because the super lite brush is not very thick

[bobplum]

you need to get the fan or pencil jets drill  a hole,just depends were you want to place them,you may need to remove some of the bristle on the brush to allow the water to flow on to the glass then connect tubing to the head of the jets and use a john guest 8 mm push fit connection
this link will give you some idea as to what it will look like this guys uses all the jets at once,which is great for massive panes of glass

 (http://www.youtube.com/user/JRacensteinCo)

nice 1 bob that looks the best of both worlds

go on youtube and type in "quad pencil jets for hydrophilic glass" gives a better idea

[keyser soze]

cheers guys i gonna do the fan and pencil conversion as soon as i can get the gear

[PURER CLEAN]

Hate fan jets  love pencil jets