[Spotfree]

It's not the best video but it gives you an idea of how to use the rinse bar if your not sure.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq604MtA0w0

[Spotfree]

And here's a closeup.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45nF8UrT-Js

[Bungle]

Thanks for that 👍

[Spotfree]

Thanks for that 👍

Welcome!

[SB Cleaning]

Thanks for that 👍

I bet that's taught you a thing or 2 eh mate  

[Simon Trapani]

What are you? - The new Nathankaye?

[jonny thompson]

You need a angle adapter,I find the moment the brush starts to splay the water hits the brush before the glass

[nathankaye]

What are you? - The new Nathankaye?

😂 😂 👍

[zesty]

Nathan’s got a new look 👀

[Missing Link]

You don't need to 'hold off for the rinse'.

Rinse on; you'll be reet.

[Bungle]

Thanks for that 👍

I bet that's taught you a thing or 2 eh mate  

Yeah, not to bother buying one 😛

[Spotfree]

You need a angle adapter,I find the moment the brush starts to splay the water hits the brush before the glass

I've had an angle adapter on for years, would never be without it. Been using rinse bars for years too, I have always tried to keep the rinse above the bristles, but with the extreme you don't need to, there are so few bristles it still rinses no problems

[Spotfree]

Thanks for that 👍

I bet that's taught you a thing or 2 eh mate  

Not trying to teach anyone anything, unless a newbie. Just showing how the new rinse bar performs.

[Spotfree]

You don't need to 'hold off for the rinse'.

Rinse on; you'll be reet.

Was all rinsed on, until it got below waist height, then its more awkward than its worth trying to rinse on. Easier just to hold off at that point.

[jo5hm4n]

It's not the best video but it gives you an idea of how to use the rinse bar if your not sure.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq604MtA0w0

Paul, is this your new cleanitup account?  I wondered what you had got too!

Love the video by the way, i really could do with trying using a rinse bar, always wanted to but never got round to it.

[Dry Clean]

It's not the best video but it gives you an idea of how to use the rinse bar if your not sure.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq604MtA0w0

Paul, is this your new cleanitup account?  I wondered what you had got too!

Love the video by the way, i really could do with trying using a rinse bar, always wanted to but never got round to it.

Why could you really do with trying a rinse bar ? Iv been cleaning using WFP for over 12 years and now only rinse on really bad first cleans that have more cobwebs than dirt, other than that its a scrub with a high flow only.
Don't want to be rude but this is nothing more than stuff for newbies and guys who haven't got a handle on the method yet.

[chris turner]

It's not the best video but it gives you an idea of how to use the rinse bar if your not sure.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq604MtA0w0

Paul, is this your new cleanitup account?  I wondered what you had got too!

Love the video by the way, i really could do with trying using a rinse bar, always wanted to but never got round to it.

Why could you really do with trying a rinse bar ? Iv been cleaning using WFP for over 12 years and now only rinse on really bad first cleans that have more cobwebs than dirt, other than that its a scrub with a high flow only.
Don't want to be rude but this is nothing more than stuff for newbies and guys who haven't got a handle on the method yet.

Iv been wfp 10 years and I still rinse. Guess I'm a noob
Nah, I reckon I just haven't got lazy like you "non" rinsers
Also I'm to paranoid to not rinse at all, especially on very hydrophobic glass or windows with dodgy seals.

[SB Cleaning]

You don't need to 'hold off for the rinse'.

Rinse on; you'll be reet.

Was all rinsed on, until it got below waist height, then its more awkward than its worth trying to rinse on. Easier just to hold off at that point.

I wouldn't be rinsing on at all...rinse off it doesn't take a lot of effort at all and does a better job.

[Spotfree]

You don't need to 'hold off for the rinse'.

Rinse on; you'll be reet.

Was all rinsed on, until it got below waist height, then its more awkward than its worth trying to rinse on. Easier just to hold off at that point.

I wouldn't be rinsing on at all...rinse off it doesn't take a lot of effort at all and does a better job.

Rinsing off can take a lot of effort in certain, fairly common circumstances. When done repeatedly can take its toll over the day.

[Spotfree]

It's not the best video but it gives you an idea of how to use the rinse bar if your not sure.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq604MtA0w0

Paul, is this your new cleanitup account?  I wondered what you had got too!

Love the video by the way, i really could do with trying using a rinse bar, always wanted to but never got round to it.

Why could you really do with trying a rinse bar ? Iv been cleaning using WFP for over 12 years and now only rinse on really bad first cleans that have more cobwebs than dirt, other than that its a scrub with a high flow only.
Don't want to be rude but this is nothing more than stuff for newbies and guys who haven't got a handle on the method yet.

Got be the politest reply from Dry clean yet.