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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: G & M on November 11, 2015, 07:54:50 pm
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Any update on the x line range of poles and brushes especially the short pole
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Poles are from what I've seen look like jap imports,you can't have everything they do the best brush though pound for pound weight wise.
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brushes seem very expensive than gardiners,
£24+ gardiners
£38+ x-line
x-line sill brush looks the part though
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For some reason X-line charge extra for fan jets.
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Maybe worth the extra, as long as there ok on the extreme pole I will be happy to have a bash with them
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For some reason X-line charge extra for fan jets.
Hi Dave, we find fan jets are less popular, which means we get these produced in lower numbers which pushes the cost per part up.
If your interested in an Evo-Lite brush call us up, mention CIU and we will not charge you guys any extra for fan jets compared to the pencil jets.
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brushes seem very expensive than gardiners,
£24+ gardiners
£38+ x-line
x-line sill brush looks the part though
Hi Johnny,
Comparing the Super-Lite at £27, and the Evo-Lite Rectangular brush at £29.95, there is only a few £££'s in it.
Comparing the Super-Lite Radius Sill at £28, and the Evo-Sill at £38.50, yes there is a clear difference and this is mainly due to the extra number of bristles you will find in the Xline Sill brushes
Here's a pic of the 2 Sill brushes showing the difference in size and number of bristles overall:
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Any update on the x line range of poles and brushes especially the short pole
Hi G&M the Xline site is the best place for info on the pole range, or the Xline Systems youtube channel.
Here are a few pics of the Evo-Pocket and 3K poles.
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I think X Line brushes are worth the extra..I think they are a lot better than the gardiner brushes...I've had a mono x line for a couple of months now scrubbing power is brill...They don't lose shape or lose bristles either.
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What are the weight differences between the Gardiners and X-Line?
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According to Alex (and the info on the xline website) the xline rectangular brush is the same weight as the standard sl brush (within a few grams).
I have just ordered an xline mono after reading several positive reviews.
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X line Sill brush is great but the fan jets are rubbish
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Can't compare the poles as I use Gardiner's SL-X18&25 and have never used XLine's poles. However, I am currently using the ExLine Evo-Lite rectangular brush and can say that so far I've been using it for several weeks now as my main brush and I'm very impressed with it. It hasn't misshaped at all and so far only about 3 bristles have come out of it. On the other hand every one of Gardiner's brushes I've ever used has lost bristles easily right from the get go and have also misshaped quickly. Don't get me wrong, I like their brushes, but wish they would last longer. The Evo-lite looks like it's going to last ages. We shall see