[wightsurf]

On some jobs through out the day i end up with wet arms ,just wondering if its just me 

[Steve Sed]

Funnily, I used to but never get wet arms now. Don't know why.

[Mike #1]

Never when cleaning windows , But sometimes when cleaning gutters . Mike

[Ian101]

turn the pole so the locking lever is on top 

[Dave.]

Check you've not got a leak in your pole hose  - I've had the hose wear through where it goes through the pole to the brush.

[Avo]

Angle of the brush wrong.. Only get them when doing guttering...

[EandM]

Rotate the pole so that the brush is at the top...

[GB Window Cleaning]

Never when cleaning windows , But sometimes when cleaning gutters . Mike

same here. its the angle of the pole i recon. when doing fascia's, soffits & external guttering plus downpipes. i try and over lap my gloves over my waterproof jacket this stops the problem.

thing is my gloves are not only not waterproof but there to short on the wrist to stay overlapped 

i try and avoid doing this kind of work though cos its bloody hard on the arms/shoulders etc. hence the reason ive not bothered to get better longer gloves

[Blue Frog Systems]

If your cleaning windows then you have the wrong angle. If its a tight space then work from the side.

It happens when im cleaning gutters so what i do is have the clamps facing down so the water drips off the clamps and never gets to me

[GB Window Cleaning]

If your cleaning windows then you have the wrong angle. If its a tight space then work from the side.

It happens when im cleaning gutters so what i do is have the clamps facing down so the water drips off the clamps and never gets to me

pro tip. thanks! 

[wightsurf]

So it just me lol.I don't get soaked just dribbles of water and thinking now winters on its way I need to sort it out.
Got a idea,ill give it a go and if it works ill let you know

[Carl2009]

It often happens when there is a pinprick hole in the hose, usually at the point the hose is on the floor when the pole is collapsed and its stood upright (something we should all avoid doing, but don't   )

[p1w1]

i use these when doing guttering cleaning etc http://www.jokaglovesuk.com/jokahold35.php never get wet arms, i use them more in winter tho for these types of jobs.
paul

[Window Washers]

if it does get past the clamos thn a simple rubber band just after the last clamp will stop it.

Normally the brush angle at head causes it as said or split pole hose