[windowwashers]

I have tried to do a short clip of rinsing on.

I am going to do another shortly when I figure out how to work this cam which will show alot more details:

Have a look on :

s302.photobucket.com/albums/nn88/wicks1976/?action=view&current=wfpcamfirsttry.flv

remove the space between h tpp

Ian

p.s I never said it was good, it was my first try.

[Neil Williams]

And after all that you missed a bit

[groundhog]

Is that a Harris pole your using??  

[windowwashers]

Is that a Harris pole your using??  

No m8, out of stock will be out the weekend on the hunt again.

What software you using for vids ?

Thats an xtel 17ft

[steve.ternent]

  I thought it was a Harris but then looked closer at the clamps!

Forgot what I was going to say now!

[steve.ternent]

  i know what is was now!

Is that a big fat grin I can see in the reflection      

Nothing like a smile to keep you going! 

[NWH]

Good clip there,you can phisically see that the brush is slowing you down in that clip.The problem your having there in the video is the reason why i hate those brushes,you don`t ever feel that it`s cleaned anything.I like to use a brush that i know i only have to get it on the glass and it will clean it it`s more a case of rinsing rather than scrubbing,you can see with that brush your having to scrub far to much.

[steve.ternent]

Good clip there,you can phisically see that the brush is slowing you down in that clip.The problem your having there in the video is the reason why i hate those brushes,you don`t ever feel that it`s cleaned anything.I like to use a brush that i know i only have to get it on the glass and it will clean it it`s more a case of rinsing rather than scrubbing,you can see with that brush your having to scrub far to much.

What brush do you recommend?
I am not looking to buy one at the moment, but for future reference, cheers!
 

[Wayne Thomas]

Entertaining & interesting.

Well done Ian for perservering in trying to share your vid clip with us lot on here.

You'd find it easier and quicker cleaning ground floor windows in confined spaces with a smaller pole if cleaning several.  Also easier to rub & rinse top openers in one go before moving onto lower pane IMO but everyone to their own method, whatever one finds easiest or most familiar that works.

[[GQC] Tim]

Very interesting, I totally clean them different heh.

[NWH]

You are over cleaning those windows,if you clean like that all the time you are doing more than you need to,when i first went WFP i was the same speed comes with confidence and when you get more your speed will triple.

[LWC]

i think he did the right amount of scrubbing

and about the size, i have a pole of that size, is great when calapsed down at about 5ft, looks longer than is in that vid

nice one ian 

[NWH]

With the right flow rate of water on regular work it should be just like colouring in,unless there`s birds poo on the glass you don`t need to keep scrubbing all the time.

[m.b.s.]

Good clip there,you can phisically see that the brush is slowing you down in that clip.The problem your having there in the video is the reason why i hate those brushes,you don`t ever feel that it`s cleaned anything.I like to use a brush that i know i only have to get it on the glass and it will clean it it`s more a case of rinsing rather than scrubbing,you can see with that brush your having to scrub far to much.

whats matter with this brush i like it ?its what i use. i did use ionics duel trim i prefere this one

[Wayne Thomas]

One good thorough scrub covering everything is essential, then a quick rinse down from the top to the bottom in any pattern you fancy so long as the weight of the water pulls any gritty bits of dirt down with it.

[jonah]

i think he did the right amount of scrubbing

and about the size, i have a pole of that size, is great when calapsed down at about 5ft, looks longer than is in that vid

nice one ian 

You lot have convinced me that you are all picking at straws ! Why anyone would want to show there technique , and be lambasted on here defies logic !  All those posting negative comments . . . . . carry on doing same old same old  : It is easier to break down then building up  

[NWH]

i think he did the right amount of scrubbing

and about the size, i have a pole of that size, is great when calapsed down at about 5ft, looks longer than is in that vid

nice one ian 

You lot have convinced me that you are all picking at straws ! Why anyone would want to show there technique , and be lambasted on here defies logic !  All those posting negative comments . . . . . carry on doing same old same old  : It is easier to break down then building up  

I won`t say anything then you Jonah,i was trying to help Ian with my comments Ian is far to sensible to think i was putting him down.Never look down on someone unless your helping them up is my motto.

[mr D]

pmsl,

off subject but its really funny, am i the only one who dose this?

i kinda have a picture in my head of what people who reg post on here look like and it cracks me up when i see a pic of some one and find out i had it totaly wrong. lol lol

ian i had you as a 45+ over weight grey fella.

[Wayne Thomas]

I'm not trying to put anyone down. I certainly wouldn't try to put Ian down.

I'm just giving my honest useful advice if he or anyone else would like to try for themself.

One last tip: if you are going to use a long pole for ground floor windows you will find it a lot quicker and much easier to use a long reach pole fitted with a swivel head on the brush. If you don't believe me at my word, spend (invest as Clive calls it) in a cheap swivel connector and compare for yourself.

[windowwashers]

pmsl,

off subject but its really funny, am i the only one who dose this?

i kinda have a picture in my head of what people who reg post on here look like and it cracks me up when i see a pic of some one and find out i had it totaly wrong. lol lol

ian i had you as a 45+ over weight grey fella.

lol

Thanks then.
And you are not the only one that thinks the same I have met quite a few on here and pictured them totally wrong, even speaking to people on the phone is the same and I tend to speak to loads on here and other sites.

Ian