[Toff]

I was told that you can get a W F P that as a senser in it which swiches on and off when you get away from  the window  mind you he still cleans trad, anyone heard of such magic.

[macleod]

yeah your eyes... and a switch 

[macc]

Squeaky has one of those in his head, mention wfp & his brain comes to life & pops a fuse,  .

Only joking Squeaks, HONEST! 

Macc

[Sir Squeaky]

Macc, is that a switch sticking out the front of your dog?

[Johnboyfree]

Macc, is that a switch sticking out the front of your dog?

No...Hes just pleased to see me

[windows_chepstow]

I was told that you can get a W F P that as a senser in it which swiches on and off when you get away from  the window  mind you he still cleans trad, anyone heard of such magic.

Peter Fogwill made this, but changed his design to a brush head with an off/on switch at the brush head that you work by 'knocking' the head against the window frame or wall.

It's had an excellent review on this forum, I can only remember reading good stuff about it; no negative posts.

Peter Fogwill posts here, but if he doesn't reply to this post, you can find him in the Aquatech web site.

He's a WFP supplier.

[AuRavelling79]

No, not Peter Fogwill, but one of his happy customers here.

I use the "autobrush" which means I save loads of water. It's not a sensor as such but a "bar" or "rod" which goes the length of the brush and overhangs it slightly.  It is connected to a tiny valve which opens or shuts as you tap the bar end (protruding on either side of the brush) between windows.

When working downstairs you just use your finger to push the bar across at the start or finish of each window.

Peter has recently upgraded the switch to a meatier version and it is even more positive than the original.

It saves both time and water - what more could you want?

[macc]

Macc, is that a switch sticking out the front of your dog?

Like his dad (me) but no brains,