[Smurf]

Top rinse bars come in many types but so happens gardiners do them aswell to get an idea http://gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/all-products/indoor-specialized/indoor-glass-cleaning/the-new-gardiner-overspray-trade.html

Some diyers have been known to use window washers off cars too 

[Shrek]

Top rinse bars come in many types but so happens gardiners do them aswell to get an idea http://gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/all-products/indoor-specialized/indoor-glass-cleaning/the-new-gardiner-overspray-trade.html

Some diyers have been known to use window washers off cars too 

Iv always wondered if anyone has that?!
1.- how can you clean glass indoors with it
2.- is it better using the top rinse bar to 'rinse on' than to just 'rinse on' with your brush ?

[Smurf]

For indoor work I guess the top jet is used just for minimal fine misting enough to mop it with micropads not get it so soaked as you would do when doing external cleans.

For exterior work the concept for a top rinse bar goes back donkey years to the when wfp was first used on commecial jobs.
Did not matter what type of brush you used as would rinse as you brushed the glass all in one so no extra rinsing was required saving time and effort.

Now for some reason the likes of wagtail and many others have brought back the concept of one pass wfp cleaning using a rinse bar attached to either a pad or brush.

Most mono filiment bristle brushes you can get away with rinsing on and some even do a one pass on regular cleans. However flocked bristles the ends are split so not only gives more contact to the surface you are trying to clean but tends to trap crud in between so you need to either rinse off or use a top rinse bar.

[Shrek]

For indoor work I guess the top jet is used just for minimal fine misting enough to mop it with micropads not get it so soaked as you would do when doing external.

For exterior work the concept for a top rinse bar goes back donkey years to the when wfp was first used on commecial jobs.
Did not matter what type of brush you used as would rinse as you brushed the glass all in one so no extra rinsing was required saving time and effort.

Now for some reason the likes of wagtail and many others have brought back the concept of one pass wfp cleaning using a rinse bar attached to either a pad or brush.

I certainly do like the idea of it and may even buy one , I rinsed on for the first time on every job this month and enjoyed working, some jobs,  I did notice bits on the glass after I'd finished though - so had to go back over it . So I suppose this would eliminate that happening . The options when buying look a bit complicated though , haven't got a clue where to start

[chris turner]

This looks good as well, although a tad expensive but xline brushes last forever so worth it..

http://www.xline-systems.co.uk/water-fed-poles/evo-lite-brushes/wash-rinse-bar-brush-26cm-dual-trim-mono-detail

[Smurf]

I don't see the logic of putting a rinse bar in the middle of a brush myself.
 

[chris turner]

I don't see the logic of putting a rinse bar in the middle of a brush myself.

Iv ordered one so il let you know what it's like🤡

[Smurf]

Thanks Chris 

Myself I sometimes also use a wagtail jetstream. That's to say if I remember I've actually got one with all the crap I've got in the van.