[Dave Willis]

I struggled to clean some wooden soffits last week using a flocked brush and g101 I had to resort to scrubbing with a wet applicator. It's got me thinking that maybe it could be a quicker way to clean them?

Anyone tried it? I guess weight might be an issue.

[robertphil]

if somebody made one it would sell well ,im absolutely sure of that . 

[Dave Willis]

Easy enough to do - could zip tie a fan jet to the handle I would imagine.

[AJ]

tried this a few years back and it worked very well as the applicator has 100% contact with the glass. I had an 'L' bracket on the gooseneck with a single fan jet. The only drawback was putting the pole up with it on the end cos of stones and grit sticking to it, fine for low level stuff though.

[bobplum]

I struggled to clean some wooden soffits last week using a flocked brush and g101 I had to resort to scrubbing with a wet applicator. It's got me thinking that maybe it could be a quicker way to clean them?

Anyone tried it? I guess weight might be an issue.

dont go near wooden ones :

[Mike #1]

Just about to do some with wooden fascia & sofitt and I told them it wont come up perfect as the paintwork is usually stained and the only remedy is painting it . Mike

[dazmond]

i also wouldnt bother with wooden ones.they dont come up well like UPVC.a flocked brush is too soft as well.also a lot have  oxidised paint and drip milky white and then the paint starts coming off and sticking in your brush!AVOID!if possible!!