[Lee GLS]

My interpretation of it is with the brush on the glass, you twist the base of the pole, so the brush doesn't move, but the rest of the pole does, which turns the water on.

I may be wrong though

[Peter Fogwill]

Yes Lee that's right.  It's like anything else in certain circumstances there may be a little getting used to.  It's an everyday tool that will work perfectly in 99% of situations you will come across.  If you find something that's out of the ordinary then don't use it for that.  It only takes a few seconds to take it off the pole.  A video of how it works will follow shortly.

[paul13]

My interpretation of it is with the brush on the glass, you twist the base of the pole, so the brush doesn't move, but the rest of the pole does, which turns the water on.

I may be wrong though

Your not, spot on

[Lee GLS]

Yes Lee that's right.  It's like anything else in certain circumstances there may be a little getting used to.  It's an everyday tool that will work perfectly in 99% of situations you will come across.  If you find something that's out of the ordinary then don't use it for that.  It only takes a few seconds to take it off the pole.  A video of how it works will follow shortly.

Would it work with a gardiner resineck swivel?

[steven 1]

Yes Lee that's right.  It's like anything else in certain circumstances there may be a little getting used to.  It's an everyday tool that will work perfectly in 99% of situations you will come across.  If you find something that's out of the ordinary then don't use it for that.  It only takes a few seconds to take it off the pole.  A video of how it works will follow shortly.

what situations would'nt it work in. how about long goose necks, would it be difficult to twist the pole then? or when you clean side to side slipping over window frames not interfering with on off,be nice to see a vid thats shows it be compatible with these circumstances.

[Peter Fogwill]

It will but it won't work as effectively as without a swivel neck.  As long as the brush is returned to the level position before turning the water on or off it will work fine.  And before anyone asks about rinsing off the glass. The brush has to be on the glass to operate but only takes a second to put it against the bottom of the glass or frame when finished rinsing, and you are ready to turn the water off.

[Peter Fogwill]

Steven I would rather concentrate on the things that it works great on which is a very high percentage of the work anyone is doing or likely to do.  And like I said it can be taken off the pole in seconds if there is something someone comes across that they can't use it on.  Long goosenecks and slipping over frames are no problem.

[Ronnie Bryce]

Steven1, Do you or do you not have a vested interest in Aqua/Dapter sales? A simple yes or no please. Some of your back post's indicate that you actually are the AD guy in person.

[Peter Fogwill]

Makes no difference to me.  Probably best to get the negatives out the way, then we can concentrate on the positives which there are plenty.

[[GQC] Tim]

Makes no difference to me.  Probably best to get the negatives out the way, then we can concentrate on the positives which there are plenty.

Agreed, look forward to more information. A video explaining how it works would do wonders, as I still have no understanding of how it actually works in practice.

[wfp master]

Makes no difference to me.  Probably best to get the negatives out the way, then we can concentrate on the positives which there are plenty.

Agreed, look forward to more information. A video explaining how it works would do wonders, as I still have no understanding of how it actually works in practice.

+1 video please.

[Stephen Fox]

It works very well. Need hands on to appreciate it though, a video doesn't do it justice. All you'll see is water on then water off!

You have to use it on a pole to understand the concept and how it works. Very clever device.

[paul13]

Think peters getting a video organised fingers crossed

[wfp master]

Think peters getting a video organised fingers crossed

what year.?:-P

[Peter Fogwill]

Hopefully today sometime.

[Peter Fogwill]

http://youtu.be/HgCzyI9Na70

[dd]

To me I am still none the wiser after viewing that video. Opportunity missed to show clearly how it works.

[wfp master]

To me I am still none the wiser after viewing that video. Opportunity missed to show clearly how it works.

+1 ten seconds of a hand all i seen. the build up lasted 25 seconds.

[Nathanael Jones]

So you have to twist the pole to stop/start water?

That's a terrible idea! What if i want to twist the pole to get at gutter brackets or a particularly awkward window,.. the water would stop!! 

[stuart mc]

So you have to twist the pole to stop/start water?

That's a terrible idea! What if i want to twist the pole to get at gutter brackets or a particularly awkward window,.. the water would stop!! 

some people just clean windows