Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: boshravie on November 24, 2010, 06:15:40 pm
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Well guys I have had my New MK 2 Aqua-Dapter for a week now and we put it to a full use of 7 hours per day, and I am very impress with this new item, and thanks to Paul from Aqua-Dapter to accommodate me in regarding the previous complain I had about this item, I must say he is very professional in terms of customer service, if he carry on the way he is now, he will be very successful and I whish him all the best for his new venture. :)
Bosh
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And as for saving water?
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260678021518&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT
for some reason i like this especially at that price aswell saves me enough water
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And as for saving water?
Well of course its saving the water, imagine you are washing the windows, and customer ring you on your mobile , if you have the old traditional tap system, is so much hassle, but with this item, just pull the water pip and hey presto, in just 2 second, you be surprised, in a daily work, how much water you save and how easy it is to work with.
I am very happy with it any way, and I am sure all you guys that using the NEW MK2 are as well.
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so your telling me its faster to pull the pole hose than flick a push fit tap with your thumb which its resting on as you work anyway ::)somehow dont think so
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Barry - Indeed !
Boshravie - welcome to the aqua daptor club
all i need now is for them to mod it for the new gardiners c/f goosenecks!
Darran
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Thanks for the comments guys.
all i need now is for them to mod it for the new gardiners c/f goosenecks!
We're already looking at it Darran :)
Paul
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so your telling me its faster to pull the pole hose than flick a push fit tap with your thumb which its resting on as you work anyway ::)somehow dont think so
yes, if you tap is on the floor they you have to pick it up, takes longer, if you have a tap on the pole you have the annoying loop of hose to mess around with, or if you have a tap on you belt, then may be as quick but alot more annoying.
I have an aquadapter and i am very happy with it, so simple but so effective i would highly recommended them
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so your telling me its faster to pull the pole hose than flick a push fit tap with your thumb which its resting on as you work anyway ::)somehow dont think so
I REST MY CASE AND THANKS TO LEE GLS for your in-depth explanation
yes, if you tap is on the floor they you have to pick it up, takes longer, if you have a tap on the pole you have the annoying loop of hose to mess around with, or if you have a tap on you belt, then may be as quick but alot more annoying.
I have an aquadapter and i am very happy with it, so simple but so effective i would highly recommended them
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Thanks for the comments guys.
all i need now is for them to mod it for the new gardiners c/f goosenecks!
We're already looking at it Darran :)
Paul
And please let me know Paul as soon as you have sort this challenge, because I have just bought one of these goose-neck from Gardiners.
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so your telling me its faster to pull the pole hose than flick a push fit tap with your thumb which its resting on as you work anyway ::)somehow dont think so
Hi Barry, I suggest you buy one and try it before criticizing this item.
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i use a pole tap which is ok but the loop can get frustrating at times!did you guys have to saw your pole?i use a 22ft CLX for most of my work.
dazmond
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i use a pole tap which is ok but the loop can get frustrating at times!did you guys have to saw your pole?i use a 22ft CLX for most of my work.
dazmond
I did for my SL-X but now there is a new solution for MK2 Aqua-Dapter, watch the video on U-Tube.
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i use a pole tap which is ok but the loop can get frustrating at times!did you guys have to saw your pole?i use a 22ft CLX for most of my work.
dazmond
I have the mk1 and I took a hair dryer to the thread in the top section and just pulled it our
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what mod for the goosneck i already use the older version with aqua daptor, no issues at all, fair enough, i did when i first used it, but discovered why and now i dont get drag
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And as for saving water?
my water control switch has gone on my backpack, so just to give you an idea of water flow from the aqua daptor, without it, it is say number 2 setting flow, so not to bad,
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i use a pole tap which is ok but the loop can get frustrating at times!did you guys have to saw your pole?i use a 22ft CLX for most of my work.
dazmond
I got mk2 last week Dazmond, no sawing,just screw onto my slx using a thread adapter that you have to order along side the mk2 aqua-dapter. To be honest I may as well of got the mk1 and fitted it peramently to my pole as I doubt I will ever remove it anyway.
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The Aqua thingy does look very good but got those who actually use one....if you save water how much does you guesstymate you save per day and what would you say it the items plus & minus points?
Cheers
Dave.
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so your telling me its faster to pull the pole hose than flick a push fit tap with your thumb which its resting on as you work anyway ::)somehow dont think so
Hi Barry, I suggest you buy one and try it before criticizing this item.
did i criticize it , dont think so . my point was how can it possibly save any more water or be as quick as a tap on a pole . i have my tap positioned so that i work with my thumb or index finger resting on it . dont need to think or look to turn it on or off.
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i can see the good point of losing the loop , but i have that sussed now , hope you are still on here in twelve months time using the same aquadapter
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Dave - i reckon to be saving between 80 and 100 ltrs on a full day - was using a full 400 ltrs but now come back with 50 odd ltrs but have 3 more cleans than before.
it is instant - but most of all hassle free, no fumbles for taps or loops in the pipe or lumps stuck,strapped, glued to the pole so both hands are free and you can hold the pole anywhere you like and still instantly turn off the water.
BM - taps are good, just not as good mate ;)
Darran