[bwoofie]

Wfp is really only in its infancy and has a long way to go yet
What about if someone invented some sort of high pressure blow jets to fit onto the pole so that after the windows have been soaked a shot of air is then blown onto the window to disperse most of the water (bit like a car wash)with the dryers?
Now where did i put my inventors hat? :

[Jeff Brimble]

You would need a highpressure airline hose attatched to a compressor as well as the water hose.

[bwoofie]

Ha! so it can be done lol

[bwoofie]

I use a stihl blower for my garden work, I reckon if i got hold of a long enough adaptable pipe to fit the end of the blower, i would be in business, bit like a reversal of the guttervac system

[Jeff Brimble]

wont work but have a go.

[Sir Squeaky]

Wfp is really only in its infancy and has a long way to go yet
What about if someone invented some sort of high pressure blow jets to fit onto the pole so that after the windows have been soaked a shot of air is then blown onto the window to disperse most of the water (bit like a car wash)with the dryers?
Now where did i put my inventors hat? :

I could nick you one from the bogs in Tescos.
They've got new powerful ones you know...

[[GQC] Tim]

Good idea, but a bit heavy if you need to have a high pressure hose as well.

[R.V.A Window Cleaning Services]

I use a stihl blower for my garden work, I reckon if i got hold of a long enough adaptable pipe to fit the end of the blower, i would be in business, bit like a reversal of the guttervac system

Stihl do a pipe that fits on to there blowers, it's used to blow leaves out of gutters, I think i paid £25ish for it about 4 years ago.

[bwoofie]

I reckon squeekies about to invent a waterfed urinal for tescos

[tonyoliver]

I could nick you one from the bogs in Tescos.
They've got new powerful ones you know...



 squeeky do you spend alot of time in toilets?

[Glyn H]

I have been working on a hot blower for a few months 

[Captain Scarlet]

I have been working on a hot blower for a few months 

cool!!and tell me more about that modular?

[Kevin R]

Hot wfp is a solution, windows are almost dry when you leave 

[Sir Squeaky]

Hot wfp is a solution, windows are almost dry when you leave 

Yeah, but they'll be twice as quick to freeze in the winter.

[Captain Scarlet]

Yeah, but they'll be twice as quick to freeze in the winter.

This isnt an entire fact. It depends on many factors. But under the right circumstances,your right this will occur.

[gerard mcmanus]

Sounds like allot of hassle to do what Mother Nature does naturally, I'd just leave it to evaporate.

I can’t see any real advantage to this other than it drying faster, but that really isn't going to save to time anyway. Then there is the supply of electricity to a system like that, it going to cost you more money than it will earn you.

Not to put you off, I like the train of thought, but might want to think a little more about the actual benefits to this.

Gerard 

[Ian Lancaster]

Isn't it Ionics who already have one on the market?  It's a diesel driven vacuum that follows the WFP brush and sucks the water off the glass.

They made a big shout about it when they brought it out, billed it as the "WFP you can use inside" but I haven't heard anything lately.

Anybody else know?

[baldeagle]

Whilst you are in "Inventing" mode - how about a window that can be taken out by the customer, and posted to you.

All you need do is to clean it, and then post it back - with the invoice!

Simple, saves all that messing about with ladders, poles, and cold vans!

Baldeagle

[MNWC]

it wont work as the dust in the air will stick to the water droplets and leave a spot

[Lakes and Pennine]

how much diesel do you want to use a day