[James Bulton]

The thing that worries me is that on/off motion not a natural movement in cleaning and therefore the tap would be switching on and off all the time.I would be happy to buy once someone has used it for a time so therefore, I am out.

[rosskesava]

The water didn't come into the cost, it was the half an hour saved on a 3 hour job.  The water saved allows the user to work the extra 1 hour time saved over a working period of 6 hours, which in turn pays for the AquaTap. He not only done the job 1/2 an hour faster, he also saved enough water to do extra work in that half hour if he wanted.

Not my figures, but no reason to disbelieve them.

Fair enough. Thanks for explaining.

[Peter Fogwill]

The thing that worries me is that on/off motion not a natural movement in cleaning and therefore the tap would be switching on and off all the time.I would be happy to buy once someone has used it for a time so therefore, I am out.

Fair enough James I wouldn't buy anything until I was sure it was going to be a benifit. I would also wait for the reviews.

I would say though that you can't get any more natural. When you turn on your kitchen tap you don't have to think twice about it you just do it.  Usings the AquaTap is easier than using your kitchen tap as you have to move your hand to the lever, with the AquaTap your hand is already on the lever which is the pole, you just turn it 1/8th of a turn.  Your hands don't have to leave the pole, and your eyes don't have to move from where your looking at the top of the pole. Telepathy is the only way I can think of easier, but I don't think that is going to happen soon:)

[Jonny 87]

Peter what about the discount you offered to loyal members of a certain other forum?

 

Then that way we can all review it and let people know.

[Peter Fogwill]

Yes Jonny that still stands. I did say on there if anyone wanted to take me up on it they were to give me a ring.  I was hoping to have a buy it now button on my site by now but the guy doing it for me has not had the time.  He is supposed to be working on it this weekend.

[Jonny 87]

Yes Jonny that still stands. I did say on there if anyone wanted to take me up on it they were to give me a ring.  I was hoping to have a buy it now button on my site by now but the guy doing it for me has not had the time.  He is supposed to be working on it this weekend.

Sounds great. Thanks peter. 

I'm definitely wanting to try one.

I can see advantages of it compared to my aquadapter.

Shorter length on the end of my pole which I like the idea of, and should last a long time.

[bobplum]

Yes Jonny that still stands. I did say on there if anyone wanted to take me up on it they were to give me a ring.  I was hoping to have a buy it now button on my site by now but the guy doing it for me has not had the time.  He is supposed to be working on it this weekend.

must admit finding the £40.00 ish price a little hard to swallow

[Peter Fogwill]

Bobplum, I can't really help you out there only to say that everything costs a fortune nowadays.  It's less than the price of a meal out for two, or a night out on the town, an hour or so's earnings.  At least it is going to pay for itself in a very short time, the speed of which depends on how you work. It is only £29.99 for those who are VAT registered and can go along and pick one up, and its tax deductible:). It will be a lot easier when you see what advantages it gives to others.

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

I wont be using one as I use a swivel BUT.... I have to say to the tight gits- £40 sounds quite reasonable if this is a device that will help you in any way!!!

[dave0123]

peter you sorted anything for the people using goose necks yet? or is that something thats coming along in future?

[Peter Fogwill]

Yes Dave I have adapters for that.

Peter.

[bobplum]

Yes Dave I have adapters for that.

Peter.

are they on sale at the moment

are you not selling directly or are you going thru distributors

bob

[Peter Fogwill]

Yes Dave I have adapters for that.

Peter.

are they on sale at the moment

are you not selling directly or are you going thru distributors

bob

Both for the AquaTaps, just me for the adapters at the moment to make sure people get the right ones.

[rosskesava]

I wont be using one as I use a swivel BUT.... I have to say to the tight gits- £40 sounds quite reasonable if this is a device that will help you in any way!!!

What's so wrong about being tight? £40 isn't a lot - true, but before I spend my £40 I want to get an idea if I'm wasting money or not.

This device may help me and there again, it may not. As it's my money I'll be spending, I'll wait untill others on here have given their views. I'll go by how they rate the £40 spent and Peter, sorry, I don't mean to sound rude but I like to know the temperature of the water before I go swimming.

In the past I've wasted money on things that either don't work as well as promised or don't work at all or have turned out to be very expensive when compared to the equally satisfactory DIY equivalent. In other words, I've fallen for the promise and the advertising.

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

I wont be using one as I use a swivel BUT.... I have to say to the tight gits- £40 sounds quite reasonable if this is a device that will help you in any way!!!

What's so wrong about being tight? £40 isn't a lot - true, but before I spend my £40 I want to get an idea if I'm wasting money or not.

This device may help me and there again, it may not. As it's my money I'll be spending, I'll wait untill others on here have given their views. I'll go by how they rate the £40 spent and Peter, sorry, I don't mean to sound rude but I like to know the temperature of the water before I go swimming.

In the past I've wasted money on things that either don't work as well as promised or don't work at all or have turned out to be very expensive when compared to the equally satisfactory DIY equivalent. In other words, I've fallen for the promise and the advertising.

I agree in one sense but at the end of the day it's a little device that turns water on & off by twisting the pole. To me it looks a complete PITA but if it did appeal to me I wouldn't hesitate in buying one for £40, a £600 pole maybe!

[Peter Fogwill]

Ross you are quite right and I would rather people bought them after it had been recommended by someone else, rather than just me.  There is a lot of useless junk on the market these days with too many companies trying to make things as cheaply as they possible can. I chose to use a local company at probably a far greater expense, but I have much more control over the quality and any modifications that may be needed in the future.
It's all very well something being guaranteed for a year but how many times do you actually return things under guarantee that break prematurely? I know I don't, I just write it off as junk and don't buy it again.  That's something I don't want to happen.

[robbo333]

Are there any good videos, showing how it works in principle, how it's fitted, how it performs in practice, the benefits and some specifications of weight etc? I would be interested if it's better than an Aqua-Daptor.

[Peter Fogwill]

Are there any good videos, showing how it works in principle, how it's fitted, how it performs in practice, the benefits and some specifications of weight etc? I would be interested if it's better than an Aqua-Daptor.

I need to do some videos, I will do shortly.  The weight is 75 grams. It just screws on to the thread on top of the pole, and the angle joint screwed on top.

[Barryy]

Yes Jonny that still stands. I did say on there if anyone wanted to take me up on it they were to give me a ring.  I was hoping to have a buy it now button on my site by now but the guy doing it for me has not had the time.  He is supposed to be working on it this weekend.

This weekend eh? In Foggy's foggy mind only, in reality you're prob looking at April 2014 at least

[Peter Fogwill]

Yes Jonny that still stands. I did say on there if anyone wanted to take me up on it they were to give me a ring.  I was hoping to have a buy it now button on my site by now but the guy doing it for me has not had the time.  He is supposed to be working on it this weekend.

This weekend eh? In Foggy's foggy mind only, in reality you're prob looking at April 2014 at least

He was working on it this weekend and its still on going. Coming along nicely I might add.