[michael o]

anyone using aqua adaper,whats the outcome

[steven ainger]

Did,
Now sold it, too heavy imo
If you dont mind the extra weight, it works well

[Aqua-dapter]

Hi michael o,

We have a money back guarantee if you feel like evaluating it (see the footer of our website).  Info about weight etc. is on the website & blog too. http://blog.aqua-dapter.co.uk/

Here are some recent discussions on here with comments for and against:

• Aqua-Dapter

• anyone used a aqua-adaptor yet,any good
• who recommended??

Happy to answer any questions.

Paul

[Nick Wareham]

I like the aqua-daptor, I saw it at the cleaning show.

I think its a great idea.  Maybe it'll add some length to your collapsed pole, but if you don't mind that then its ok.

[Wc Solutions]

we will be selling one soon.

in really good condition as was only used on a part time staff pole, once we have ordered a new pole and taken del of it this aqua dapter will no longer be needed.

it the original one, was bought a week before the new one came out.

prob looking for £45 inc del.

so prob for sale within 2 weeks

[michael o]

cool,tell me when your reasd to sell

[Wc Solutions]

cool,tell me when your reasd to sell

just to say its the mk1 model, so you would have to cut your pole - unless aqua dapter can correct me??

[Aqua-dapter]

just to say its the mk1 model, so you would have to cut your pole - unless aqua dapter can correct me??

Hi, yes with a Mk1 you need to remove the end screw from the pole.

We recommend heating up the glue rather than cutting the pole (so that you can keep the end screw for future use e.g. with a Mk2), but cutting is the easiest/quickest way.

The Mk2 can be fitted without any modifications.

Paul