[elite mike]

you can take the top section out of the clx and that will save you buying a 4 ft pole 

[Kev Munn]

Thanks Elite Mike, is it quick to remove it? I could do that with mt Brodex 25ft but I dont like wasting time.

[elite mike]

hi kev

yes mine just pulled out by accident one day when i was cleaning it



if ime cleaning a lot of downstairs glass or connys i just whip it out and fly round with it  


ps i does help if you have hose on the outside like tosh and me 

[bobplum]

go slx 35,then take two sections of it and use that as a all day pole and when required put the extra two on for long/high jobs
well worth the money

[Alex Gardiner]

@Klean07 - Totally agree with you!!!

Thanks everyone for all your comments, I was thinking of buying the 4ft, 18ft & 27ft CLX which would cost about £450 but would the money be better spent on the SLX 30 and would it be an all day use pole? ( baring in mind I use the Brodex 25ft all day at the moment)

Cheers guys.

I really do not think that you would need the 4ft as you are looking at an 18ft. The 18ft is very compact and short enough for all but the tightest of spaces - however you may have a specific job in mind for the 4ft that it will be just right for.

If you can afford it I would recommend in this price range getting the SLX30 and the CLX18 and that will cover all your needs for a long time. Whilst the SLX30 is light enough to work with all day on everything (and many clients do) having a smaller even lighter pole like the cheaper CLX18 means that you will be even less fatigued at the end of the day and it will mean that the SLX30 lasts a long time.