[Nick_Thompson]

Brush on detergent and using the pressure from your on board pump to supply the water to the first section of a Kärcher pressure cleaning wand, blast away!

Unbelievably effective on all those fiddly sections on conservatory roofs and soffit/fascia cleans.



Nick

[hasti]

Hi nick
Did you make it yourself or bought it from somewhere?
looks impressive.

[matthewprice]

Great idea .would be fantastic to see a video of it working.

[Nick_Thompson]

Matthewprice, I haven't been very successful with downloading videos in the past, but if I have the time I'll try again over the weekend.

Hasti, it's simply the first section of a Kärcher pressure washer wand tie-rapped to a extended rezi-neck.

Thanks

Nick

[PoleKing]

Matthewprice, I haven't been very successful with downloading videos in the past, but if I have the time I'll try again over the weekend.

Hasti, it's simply the first section of a Kärcher pressure washer wand tie-rapped to a extended rezi-neck.

Thanks

Nick

Youtube it bud, then post the link...

[hasti]

Matthewprice, I haven't been very successful with downloading videos in the past, but if I have the time I'll try again over the weekend.

Hasti, it's simply the first section of a Kärcher pressure washer wand tie-rapped to a extended rezi-neck.

Thanks

Nick

Well done, great idea  :)thanks for the tip.

[Nick_Thompson]

Matthewprice, I haven't been very successful with downloading videos in the past, but if I have the time I'll try again over the weekend.

Hasti, it's simply the first section of a Kärcher pressure washer wand tie-rapped to a extended rezi-neck.

Thanks

Nick

Youtube it bud, then post the link...

Don't laugh PoleKing, but I hadn't thought of that; I'm a bit of a technophobe. I'll give it a go over the weekend.

[Dave Willis]

What about a single fan jet? Be much lighter I would imagine and could be mounted on an angle adapter?

[Rob@Blast off]

What about a single fan jet? Be much lighter I would imagine and could be mounted on an angle adapter?

That's the way to do it, just remove the brush an insert a single jet into the pole hose then either tape it or wrap an elastic band around the hose and resiy neck job done
Will try it out tomorrow if I remember

[Nick_Thompson]

What about a single fan jet? Be much lighter I would imagine and could be mounted on an angle adapter?

That's the way to do it, just remove the brush an insert a single jet into the pole hose then either tape it or wrap an elastic band around the hose and resiy neck job done
Will try it out tomorrow if I remember

I've tried that method guys, there's just not enough flow out of those little fan jets for an effective clean.

I suppose a larger fan jet with a narrow spread of pressurised water would do it.

To be able to have the pump running at full pressure and thereby achieve the best cleaning results the fan jet needs to have somewhere in the region of 2 litres of water flowing through it to stop the pressure switch from cutting in.

Nick

[PoleKing]

Matthewprice, I haven't been very successful with downloading videos in the past, but if I have the time I'll try again over the weekend.

Hasti, it's simply the first section of a Kärcher pressure washer wand tie-rapped to a extended rezi-neck.

Thanks

Nick

Youtube it bud, then post the link...

Don't laugh PoleKing, but I hadn't thought of that; I'm a bit of a technophobe. I'll give it a go over the weekend.

I'm not great myself tbh. Look forward to seeing it.

[Bungle]

Brush on detergent and using the pressure from your on board pump to supply the water to the first section of a Kärcher pressure cleaning wand, blast away!

Unbelievably effective on all those fiddly sections on conservatory roofs and soffit/fascia cleans.



Nick

Have you nicked this idea from Cheshire Window Cleaning 

[Nick_Thompson]

Sorry Bungle, what do you mean?

[Bungle]

http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=191261.0