Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: bad trippy on September 05, 2010, 10:26:00 am
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Ive been thinking recently of trying 4 jets on my brush as opposed to the usual 2.
I figured it would help on glass that beads, and also help me clean faster??????
Anyone use 4 jets,and if so wouldnt mind just telling me the pros and cons with them
Thanks in advance
trippy
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i thought of this a few months ago, but got told the flow rate wasnt enough for it to work properly unless the flow was really high
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More jets would mean higher flow rate, but rinsing should be quicker,
i use fan jets on a high setting and rinsing is very quick compared to the pencil jets i used to use
Darran
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More jets would mean higher flow rate, but rinsing should be quicker,
i use fan jets on a high setting and rinsing is very quick compared to the pencil jets i used to use
Darran
Its an issue i want to address Darran, i want to works as quick as poss (dont we all ;D)
Fan jets do worry me a tad as im worried about overspray on top bar and vents, however i do see them working much better on rinsing especially with glass that beads
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I bought a vikan 4 jetted brush off flea bay its second hand and although its ok it could certainly be better.
problem I find is that I need to turn flow rate to max to get all 2 jets spraying,
to be honest I put that down to the jets fitted in the brush as 2 seem ok but the other 2 not as good.
why not trial one yourself diy style ?
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Trippy,
All i can say is i have now been using fan jets for around 4 months ( just put on an aqua daptor for really instant on/off control ) and my rinsing time is far superior to when using pencils, every window now sheets and i have easily fitted an extra 2 cleans ( average size ) there is no overspay using fans, i use dual trim and cut the c/line bristles out or shorter this then acts as a channel which fills with water the full length bristles keep the water within the brush head, and you rinse with brush on or very,very close to the glass
Darran