[jinky230]

guys I use the autobrush to switch the water on and off

I cant believe that suppliers can charge a fortune for poles, and no one has come up with an idea of a permanent switch built into the poles I have a deck brush from b and q about £20 quid and part of the pole has a built in  twist and turn  on off switch built into the pole, I tell you guys check them out , the pole has 2 jets for washing desks and connects onto a hose.

so manufacturers when you harp on about your super duper state of the art system, come back down to earth and supply the simple things in life like switching  the water on and off

jinky

[jinky230]

would like to load am image of the connector could someone advise how to go about it

jinky

[Moderator David@stives]

upload the image to i then post a link on this forum or go into additional options underneath the text box where you type your posts

Dave

[Moderator David@stives]

I have got yhe very brush for my car and a simple twist and it is off.

The technology in the pole and brush for £20 is unbelievable, You get a 2 piece extending alluminium pole with a twist action on and off and a huge great dense brush complete with hose attatchment on the end of the pole.

[welmac]

these poles are good for ground floor windows etc. and as the pole itself holds the water (not a pipe running up the middle) you are able to have an on/off valve.

but if you imagine having a "normal" carbon or glass fibre pole at say 50ft working on the same principle, it would weigh ALOT with the weight of all that water inside each section!

many people fit a remote control on/off switch which imo seems a good idea.

[Moderator David@stives]

 you will only need that same on off action on one section of pole, the rest could run into a hose.

Dave

[jeff1]

I have a 8' extendable  pole with very soft brush, I bought  for conservatorie roof's, it has a built in on/off switch, £20 from the market,
great value, and I have been useing it for the past three years,

were do these manufactures get there prices from? hundreds of pounds for an extendable pole, without brush and without an on/off switch.  its about time these manufacturers got there act together, and stop ripping of window cleaners.

Sorry guy's I have just measured it and it is a10' pole

[jinky230]

david could you explain a little bit better on how do load up an image

thank you

jinky

[jeff1]

Hi Jinky

I think when you press reply, to type up your message, there is a button bottom row, second from left, that says insert image, try that. (never used it myself so not a hundred % sure.

[Moderator David@stives]

ok hit the reply button ,this opens the message box to post your reply,

 just underneath you will see an additional options button press it, then you will see a box where it says attach

, from there press browse ,then you will have to search your computer for the image.

 usually in c:documents and settings\ ,,,\my documents \my pictures

[JohnL]

yes, but please make sure the image is at a size fit for screen. some people have posted large files and you have to scroll across the page to see the whole pic

the same goes for web addresses

JohnL

[jinky230]

john downloading paintshop pro right now to convert the size to 800 x 600

thanks dave found it ok

jinky

[Moderator David@stives]

alternatively you can upload the image to i and just paste the link in from there

Dave

[jinky230]

imagesshack whats that dave

jinky

[Helen]

http://i.us/

[jinky230]

the connector for pole from b and q

[jinky230]

the blue section you just twist for on or off

[Helen]

[jinky230]

thanks for the link helen will need to check it out

jinky

[Moderator David@stives]

johnL

you got mail

Dave