[L.Doubtfire - The Blade Runner]

Joe,you say it might not suit “ Everyones cup of tea”.
Why is that in your view? Could you elaborate,thanks


Lewis Doubtfire Gleem Clean ( The Blade Runner )

[jouk45]

personaly lewis, i think anyone would get on with this pole improvment, saves hunting for pole flows, plus saves more water as it is intant release, and stop, i just have to be relistic, when i say may not everyones cup of tea, just dont want to come across big headed, wonder what reaction am going to get when i reveal the rotary scrubber this week  : ultra light, powerful, change all brushes in seconds, lasts all day on a battery, this one i will show how i did it, see i dont keep everything to myself 

[dai]

You have got me thinking now Jo. Many years ago I had a spool of stainless spring steel wire, this stuff was only about half MM diameter. If you were to tread a length of this through an Algarde hose, you could coil the hose up like a spring and insert it inside the pole, there would still be sufficient space for the water to pass through.
Something on the lines of stretch vacuum cleaner pipe but on a smaller scale, this would allow you to raise and drop the pole and keep your trigger in the same place.
I wish I still had some of that wire, I'll have to Google for it.

[jouk45]

dai, that was one of my first ideas, there was to many problems with it,

[jouk45]

just a sneak preview of what is comming next, the window cleaning rotary brush, will show how its all done, even a video of it in action, i really do believe this is the future,

[jouk45]

here is the brush, i adapted to fit the rotary machine and non scratch window scourer

[darragh windows]

joe i dont understand how is your pole different from the second reply you got

[jouk45]

if you mean dai last  post, all i can say is coiled is not involved in my invention,

[darragh windows]

if you mean dai last post, all i can say is coiled is not involved in my invention,

sorry i mean the initial post by alastair

[Wayne Thomas]

Is that rotary brush a flocked one-it's looks like it is. Why don't you use a mono filament rotary brush, there are some about.

[jouk45]

Is that rotary brush a flocked one-it's looks like it is. Why don't you use a mono filament rotary brush, there are some about.

yes i will look into that, these brushes dont come with this machine, i had to source it from elswhere,

[jouk45]

if you mean dai last post, all i can say is coiled is not involved in my invention,

sorry i mean the initial post by alastair

sorry cant see it, can you put the quote up for me thanks

[jouk45]

mark, i am now at a working height of 21ft, their is no weight added to the pole, as it weighs virtualy like a feather

[*Mr Tumble]

See below for hopeless poles.