[kempy]

And me

[jonboywalton75]

Why not use a valve? What a waste of water and additive 

Valve is on the end of the yellow hose.

I'm still waiting on a water saving device that gets added to the bottom of the pole. I don't like extra weight at the top of the pole.

i use triggers on all my poles, i get them from cleaning spot, saves so much water its unbelievable. other than that apart from doing it in a slightly different order all is good, speed wise don't see an issue.

I use an aquadapter  but don't like the weight on top of the brush
Have you ever broken a trigger when being clumsy (like me)  putting pole in Van
I've always fancied one.

[dazmond]

if you get a trigger you ll have a loop of hose at the bottom of the pole.itll drive your nuts!i used to use aqua-daptors but broke 2 in the space of a few months(screw threads snapped off!)so i binned them.

i now use a little pole hose tap at the top of the pole just before the brush.you cant turn the water off when extending or collapsing the pole but its still handy for ground floor work.i lose a bit of water.maybe 20L a day but im not bothered(i have a 500L tank).i turn the water off between windows by kinking the hose at the bottom of the pole when extended.

[8weekly]

if you get a trigger you ll have a loop of hose at the bottom of the pole.itll drive your nuts!i used to use aqua-daptors but broke 2 in the space of a few months(screw threads snapped off!)so i binned them.

i now use a little pole hose tap at the top of the pole just before the brush.you cant turn the water off when extending or collapsing the pole but its still handy for ground floor work.i lose a bit of water.maybe 20L a day but im not bothered(i have a 500L tank).i turn the water off between windows by kinking the hose at the bottom of the pole when extended.

The loop doesn't bother me in the slightest. Recently with my 30foot SLX I've been using it without a tap and the resistance as I extended it from both hoses on the floor was far more irritating.

[jonboywalton75]

Loops used to drive me nuts when  I had a tap in a holster

[jonboywalton75]

if you get a trigger you ll have a loop of hose at the bottom of the pole.itll drive your nuts!i used to use aqua-daptors but broke 2 in the space of a few months(screw threads snapped off!)so i binned them.

i now use a little pole hose tap at the top of the pole just before the brush.you cant turn the water off when extending or collapsing the pole but its still handy for ground floor work.i lose a bit of water.maybe 20L a day but im not bothered(i have a 500L tank).i turn the water off between windows by kinking the hose at the bottom of the pole when extended.

Funny that,  on ground floor work the aquadapter is brilliant for turning the water off
Also I dont view the aquadapter as a water saving device anymore as I have a 650 ltr tank
I like to turn the water off on top Windows to brush sills and stop dripping
A tap at the top of the pole has never appealed to me, except that its lighter.

[Mike #1]

Nice vid Jonny similar technique to me but i take a bit more time , Good to see someone cleaning tops of frames , No point been shy of vents cleaning frames every time ensures a hassle free job every time and a spotless finish .

[Jonny 87]

Nice vid Jonny similar technique to me but i take a bit more time , Good to see someone cleaning tops of frames , No point been shy of vents cleaning frames every time ensures a hassle free job every time and a spotless finish .

Couldn't agree more mate.