[chanster00]

not spenedin anything like £200 on a internal pole for 1 window! anyone got home made versions they wanna share?

[windymiller]

There is a dragonfly kit for sale on eBay

[chanster00]

for over £500 ....no thanks

[windymiller]

It's second hand starting at 0.99pence I think

[chanster00]

cheers
 

[SeanK]

Vikan easy shine internal kit works out at about £60 then you can buy an
adaptor (£9) which allows you to connect it to your normal water fed pole.
You can buy the mop head and a couple of pads for about £30 but the whole kit
is better value.

[rah]

I had a plate made similar to the vikan head, fit's into the pole and connects to my trolley, the spray nozzle was the hardest thing to sort. ended up cutting the nozzle of a metal watering can and it was araldited to the head. It lasted until the end of the job, but I kept catching it on the roof spars and it be came loose.

I've got to send it back in for the guys to have a play with it. Cost me a £100. I believe that a napsack spray will be better than the trolley as the pump creates to much pressure. Once the head is sorted, need to refine the trigger, but I won't need it until spring, so going to look at it again over the winter months.

They reckon they could make them a little cheaper if enough interest, but as I haven't refined it yet, haven't bothered posting it.

[dazmond]

unger trad poles are cheap and you can put your squeegee,mop,scraper on the end.buy a fixiclamp for scrim/microfibre.they come in handy for shops and large plate glass windows where ladders or wfp are awkward.high inside windows can also be cleaned.

windowcleancentre is good for trad gear.


regards

[mark m]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQ0FwmoWlYQ