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Yes, only use this brush on all poles but the stiff variety. Tried the 1.4mm pencil jets but found them a waste of time. Only ever use the Red 50% fan jets on all my brushes now because they are great for rinsing. never tried to save pure because I have an RO system in van and not on a meter. As for gooseneck, always buy the long plastic one so I can adjust the angle.I believe this 35cm brush and red jets are the best on the market and nothing comes near this setup. fwiw
Why were the jets a waste of time?Surely 4 smaller jets will increase pressure so the water is not dribbling out?I hate fan jets,prefer pencils any day
Quote from: Scottish Cleaning Service on June 15, 2025, 04:25:36 pmYes, only use this brush on all poles but the stiff variety. Tried the 1.4mm pencil jets but found them a waste of time. Only ever use the Red 50% fan jets on all my brushes now because they are great for rinsing. never tried to save pure because I have an RO system in van and not on a meter. As for gooseneck, always buy the long plastic one so I can adjust the angle.I believe this 35cm brush and red jets are the best on the market and nothing comes near this setup. fwiwWhy do you have an ro in your van ? The water comes out the tap under 20ppm here.
Quote from: dazmond on June 15, 2025, 05:08:40 pmWhy were the jets a waste of time?Surely 4 smaller jets will increase pressure so the water is not dribbling out?I hate fan jets,prefer pencils any dayI found there was not enough flow and tried all jets. Settled with red ones which has good flow and 50% fan so I get the best of both world's. That's my opinion after trying all sorts of combinations. I just found the 1.4mm jets took me longer to clean a window so I saved pure but cost me more time so I ditched them.
I also bought a gardiner extra long plastic scraper with scrubbing pad (for carbon goosenecks)as I'm having a nightmare with some work(bee spots and insects poo). Some of my work is absolutely splattered with it! Especially my work near farmers fields
Quote from: dazmond on June 15, 2025, 04:22:24 pmI also bought a gardiner extra long plastic scraper with scrubbing pad (for carbon goosenecks)as I'm having a nightmare with some work(bee spots and insects poo). Some of my work is absolutely splattered with it! Especially my work near farmers fieldsAll that money for a hot diesel system and you need a scrubbing pad to get rid of insect poo🤭
I wouldnt clean all that bee poo off id dump it or double the price...I only cleaned 1 house that had this problem, i cleaned it all on a first clean it took me ages, second time i went it was just as bad so dumped it. Dont really come across it much certainly not like that.
Anyone use this brush set up?I've ordered a new Xtreme 25 pole with 2 x 35cm Xtreme sill brushes(1 flocked,1 stiff) this morning with the smaller jets as I find the flow a bit weak with 4 x standard jets with my current 35cm ultimate brush even on full flow(and it's too heavy for everyday use). I mainly use this brush for cleaning artwork on a main road but I like the width for lots of window work so I'm hoping these new brushes will be good.I've also been having problems cleaning some sills as I use a carbon gooseneck so the angle isn't right so the sill brushes should rectify this somewhat.
Quote from: dazmond on June 15, 2025, 04:14:05 pmAnyone use this brush set up?I've ordered a new Xtreme 25 pole with 2 x 35cm Xtreme sill brushes(1 flocked,1 stiff) this morning with the smaller jets as I find the flow a bit weak with 4 x standard jets with my current 35cm ultimate brush even on full flow(and it's too heavy for everyday use). I mainly use this brush for cleaning artwork on a main road but I like the width for lots of window work so I'm hoping these new brushes will be good.I've also been having problems cleaning some sills as I use a carbon gooseneck so the angle isn't right so the sill brushes should rectify this somewhat.Yes we 100% use this setup every day and have done for like 3 years or more now. Its the only Brush we will use on this exact setup. Great when you get used to it.