Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: daz1977 on January 16, 2010, 11:44:54 am
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whats the best way to look after a pole and brush to get max life out of it and to keep it clean
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Pointless replies deleted.
Sensible answers please.
Ian
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ian what is the answer to such a question ??? other than keep it clean look after it , bit like trigger, LOOK AFTER YER BROOM ;D i just keep mine hung up .dont let the tubes slide down fast and knock the clamps below , i put tape just before the stops , try not to get gritt or stuff on the pole if you can help it . only weare faster , do not over tighten the screws on the clamps this also can damage the pole .
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cheers ccmids
i just wanted to know, if any thing special was need to help look after poles and brushes, as i remember reading that some people use to lube there poles (there was no other way to say what i wanted lol ),
the answeres got deleted becasue they where, dont use, it and dont get it wet
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yes i know i think its a case of you get what you pay for.
on mine if the sliders get a bit gritty i just wipe it down , sometimes the clamps do get lose so i tighten them up , never leave the brush lent up a wall with the bristals on the brick work .
ive got mine in gutter down pipes fixed in the roof of my van, stops them rolling about when driveing.
i would not use lube on mine .
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what brushes you got ? i know hogs hair is good.
i get a lot of my stuff from these http://www.varitechcatalogue.com/
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s lx from gardiners
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Not that i do it myself i'm lazy, but for telescopic poles fully extend and wipe down with cloth get all dirt off then a quick blast with silicone spray.
this keeps pole nice and slip slidey.
for brushes i 've heard some say they soke in bucket of pure water and dash of gg3.
if it's mono-filament brush, which imo is best they do not trap dirt particles so shouldn't need cleaning.