[Plankton]

Seen this on a facebook group and noticed Rutland was selling it https://www.rutlandpumps.com/P3A003.html doesn't look to bad a design.

[nathankaye]

https://youtu.be/jLjX5-JxmYY

Looks neat n tidy and easy to fit.    Might be interested if they came in various sizes but..........
I quite like my cheap bissel bar that also takes just 2 screws to fit into the brush and its only a couple of quid.
So im guessing my complaint is the price tag

[bobplum]

£45.00 incl postage, so not cheap, designed for Tucker brushes so may not sit well with lets say gardiner brush stock etc

[M & C Window Cleaning]

My concern would be with what it’s made off.

In my experience, one sure fire way to scratch glass is with aluminium.  When I first had aluminium ladders some forty years ago, they twice came in contact with windows whilst manoeuvring in tiny gardens and both times left nasty marks that couldn’t be removed. On one it was about six inches long. A mate of mine had his ladders blown over, and they slid down a living room window causing a long arc shaped scratch on the window.

Technically the spray bar should never come in contact with the glass but accidents happen.  I’ve always made sure there’s no metal on my brushes that could possibly come it touch with the glass. If I were to go this route I would want a plastic one.

Looks the biz though

[dazmond]

it weighs 81 grams.if your already using a bigger brush its going to feel heavy on the end of an extended pole at an awkward angle.

also dont you guys have problems with over spray (increasing the chance of runs down the glass using these things?).i dont always want to clean a top frame due to top rubber seal issues(or a wooden frame for instance).