[Oakley Windows]

Anyone used one?



Mine arrived today, IMO a complete and utter waste of 30 quid.

[RO-Sheen]

They look like the type i had when I got my multipoles 2.5 years ago and I found them rubbish! I had just started my biz then so didnt have a great deal of customers but the brushes only lasted a few months before the ends just flatened and mushed up. I changed then for Vikam brushes and they are still going strong.
I will never buy those brushes again

[Pittmonkey]

Matt did u get the crinkle filament, by that I mean are the bristle crinkly. If so then yes a load of c***

The new multipole brush is very good IMO and quite a few others. If its the old one send it back and get the new version.

Wayne

[NWH]

Dip it in hot water and then look and feel the bristles,there totally different.They were made and designed with hot in mind,but if you have cold they`ll still sell it to you lol.

[twt]

its a good brush with cold water but it takes a few weeks for the bristles to soften up a bit. great for rinseing on the glass.

[Pittmonkey]

The only prob I have with this brush is on leaded windows, it tends to bounce around a bit. If I was using hot then I dont think this would be a problem. But overall and especially on heavy first cleans it's the dogs danglers.

[Oakley Windows]

Dip it in hot water and then look and feel the bristles,there totally different.They were made and designed with hot in mind,but if you have cold they`ll still sell it to you lol.

Seriously?

Matt did u get the crinkle filament, by that I mean are the bristle crinkly. If so then yes a load of c***

The new multipole brush is very good IMO and quite a few others. If its the old one send it back and get the new version.

Wayne

Its a straight bristle, completely, very full head also. Looks like it'll do a good job sweeping a yard, very very stiff.

Cant send it back, re-jetted it, they wont have that Im sure, put in some fans.

Matt

[Oakley Windows]

its a good brush with cold water but it takes a few weeks for the bristles to soften up a bit. great for rinseing on the glass.

No no no no, different brush, wouldnt want to rinse on, far too full head of bristles, cant see that.

Matt

[NWH]

its a good brush with cold water but it takes a few weeks for the bristles to soften up a bit. great for rinseing on the glass.

I`ve had 1 for well over a year and it`s no softer it might be a bit in the hot sunlight but that`s only when it feels slightly softer,like i say it`s designed for hot.

[NWH]

its a good brush with cold water but it takes a few weeks for the bristles to soften up a bit. great for rinseing on the glass.

No no no no, different brush, wouldnt want to rinse on, far too full head of bristles, cant see that.

Matt

Try it now get a bowl of hot water and dip it in it for a few seconds and you`ll see,it becomes a different brush actually quiet good.

[Oakley Windows]

its a good brush with cold water but it takes a few weeks for the bristles to soften up a bit. great for rinseing on the glass.

No no no no, different brush, wouldnt want to rinse on, far too full head of bristles, cant see that.

Matt

Try it now get a bowl of hot water and dip it in it for a few seconds and you`ll see,it becomes a different brush actually quiet good.

Yea, done that, bit better, still didnt splay out to the sides though.

BIN!

[NWH]

Was the water hot enough,don`t forget ionic water can get quiet hot even after 100mtrs of hose.

[NWH]

its a good brush with cold water but it takes a few weeks for the bristles to soften up a bit. great for rinseing on the glass.

No no no no, different brush, wouldnt want to rinse on, far too full head of bristles, cant see that.

Matt

Try it now get a bowl of hot water and dip it in it for a few seconds and you`ll see,it becomes a different brush actually quiet good.

Yea, done that, bit better, still didnt splay out to the sides though.

BIN!

Matt i think you got an autobrush didn`t you,how did you get on with the brush itself i`m not talking about the water saving gadget the brush.

[Oakley Windows]

An autobrush? Like it, the Salmon. Splayed a little too much in fact, trimmed bristle length down lovely brush now, like it, scrubs well, splays just good amount, not too much and enough for corners,  just friggin heavy 

[Oakley Windows]

NWH why?

[STEVE-UK]

i have a couple of multipole brushes and decided today to get rid off them as there to stiff and seem to scratch over the glass rather then scrub, i done a job today ,1st clean in 3 years, gave them loads and could still see scratch lines

 i have always used ionics old style commercial brushes with no problems but these residentials are no good,the new style commercial brush has the same bristles which also didnt clean the windows very well

im going to try one of alex's superlites & a tucker but the facelift is also supposed to be pretty good

[NWH]

i have a couple of multipole brushes and decided today to get rid off them as there to stiff and seem to scratch over the glass rather then scrub, i done a job today ,1st clean in 3 years, gave them loads and could still see scratch lines

 i have always used ionics old style commercial brushes with no problems but these residentials are no good,the new style commercial brush has the same bristles which also didnt clean the windows very well

im going to try one of alex's superlites & a tucker but the facelift is also supposed to be pretty good

Facelift brush is no good for domestic work,i would get a Pucker brush,ooops sorry i mean Tucker.

[Kevin R]

I use hot so I will give you a few just quid to try it?

[Oakley Windows]

That doesnt surprise me at all Steve, thats exactly how Id have expected it to clean, leaving scratch marks in the muck, far too stiff.

I thought you thought those Tuckers were too expensive, I can see me going down there (theyre only 3 miles from me) and getting one on me birthday, when I can get a decent set of fans 

Hoping theres something in the post so far as that is concerned from Monseigneur Gardiner 

[Oakley Windows]

I use hot so I will give you a few just quid to try it?

Kevin do you know Mick down where you are?