[johnm]

where do you get them just kidding
what kind of brush is it what do they look like how much are they where do you get the jets

[jeff1]

where do you get them

ASDAS Just kidding

There called Bentley (name printed on them) brushes and they cost less than £2 with the handle. Keep the black screw thread on the end of the pole, if you want to make your own poles, Disposable brushes I call them.

The jets are just the rain water feed jets and the tubing, you can buy from B&Q garden section.

[Count Phil]

the asda one has grey bristles but looks identical otherwise. However, it is alot better and the bristles don't stick together. Still 1.44 including handle and for some reason its better. It is also a bentley.

[jeff1]

the asda one has grey bristles but looks identical otherwise. However, it is alot better and the bristles don't stick together. Still 1.44 including handle and for some reason its better. It is also a bentley.

Watch out Dude, they have pink one's aswell now.

[dai]

I use them, they're brilliant. Dai

[jeff1]

I use them, they're brilliant. Dai

What the pink one's 

[D.Salkeld_Ltd]

I am using a Melody Tesco brush.
Blue back and grey bristles.
Its a bit softer than the Bentley one but a bit stiffer tham a Salmon.
Mimd you they do wear down after about 3 months!

David

[brett walker]

Bentley have got a stand at the nec show they look good brushes

every little helps

Brett

[jeff1]

I am using a Melody Tesco brush.
Blue back and grey bristles.
Its a bit softer than the Bentley one but a bit stiffer tham a Salmon.
Mimd you they do wear down after about 3 months!

David

Hi Dave
Three months wear for less than £2 we can't moan at that can we? £ less than £8 for a year 
Disposable  brushes is what I call mine now.

[dai]

What the pink one's  Shocked

Mine's pink and lilac. What the hell, does the same job. Dai

[jeff1]

What the pink one's  Shocked

Mine's pink and lilac. What the hell, does the same job. Dai

  ;D

[dai]

I used the Bently monofilement brush today for the first time. I am really impressed.
I used it for bottoms only so that I could check the results.
It's the stiffest brush I have used so far, It left no spots rinsing on or off.
This brush would be great on first cleans, or if  theres a lot of bird muck to scrub off.
Dai.

[Steve_Richardson]

I just bought the Bently grey bristled brush from Asda as I am going to make my own mini downstairs pole. From the previous post I am guessing this is what is known as a mono-filament brush?

I usually use a Salmon white brush, blue bristled - what would this be called?

[Jeff Brimble]

All Bentley brushes are flocked.

[H h20]

All Bentley brushes are flocked.

Jeff no they aren`t i have got a monofilament Bentley brush  ,
Gaz

[dai]

 All Bentley brushes are flocked.



No Bentlys do make a mono brush, I've got one too. The brisles are quite course, but do an excellent job. I was using it again today on Conwy Marina. The painters have been roller painting the walls in the wind, tiny spots of paint on the glass.
This brush removed most of then. Mind you I was using it for bottoms only and able to put plenty of pressure on the brush. I use a Bently flocked brush for the tops, but may change for the mono one on first cleans, or really dirty glass. Dai

[Steve_Richardson]

so....what does it mean when someone say a brush is a mono-filament....! I don't understand 

[marc]

so how many of us on here use these cheap bently brushes ?

[john tomkins]

Addis for me

[marc]

how much do they cost are like the bentlys or very different john