[Gringo]

anybody using a bentley brush and rinse with brush on glass, i use a bentley and always rinse off, just wondered how you found it, also of the 3 gardiner supalight brushes which is best for rinsing on,

[tomy jackson]

i use bentley and rince on most of the time

[elite mike]

i use bently rinsing on with no problems

also viking , but a bit heavy

[trevor perry]

if your flowrate is pretty high then rinsing with a bentley brush on is ok, as for alex brushes the best for rinsing brush on would be his monofilament double trim one but me personally much prefer the flocked brush as i feel it cleans better and i rinse with this one brush on and never had any problems

[NWH]

Do people still use them brushes then lol.

[Gringo]

cheers i'll give me bentley a go rinsing on then see if it will sort me backache out ta

[mark dew]

I rinsed off when i had a bentley but after a few months i realised how crap the brush was after going back and checking a 1st clean. 
Re-did with a vikan. Much better!
I now use one of alex's superlites (which is what the bentleys were called before he got some good uns) and it is better still.

[Handyman Window Cleaning Services]

i used my bently to chuk in the bin

[Window Washers]

i used my bently to chuk in the bin

I use mine for sweeping the floor as thats what is was good for.

[[GQC] Tim]

Washed my van with it once, even with that it was no good. Promptly sold it.

Should have used it as a broom, but hey, somebody paid £10 for it hehe.

[Alex Gardiner]

cheers i'll give me bentley a go rinsing on then see if it will sort me backache out ta

Whilst most workers can achieve a very good clean with the Bentley brush and they are very light, they are probably the worst brush on the market for rinsing on. They have the most flocking so as a result will not allow a free flow of water with the bristles in position on the glass.

To get the best out of rinsing on you will need to switch to a mono-filament brush or at least a different flocked brush that has less flocking.

[Tosh]

I did my own windows on Sunday, I use a Bently and I rinsed on, and they're perfect!

No problems.

However, I've only had my Bently brush about three-or-four months and it's starting to look a bit scabby with bristles sticking up in places where they should be straight; so I may have to order one of Alex's superlight brushes!

[tomy jackson]

can you not aford £1.44 at asda we will have to have a wip rownd for tosh

[elite mike]

can you not aford £1.44 at asda we will have to have a wip rownd for tosh

he,s got plenty tomy

the brush from alex is £42 with p& p

[Alex Gardiner]

can you not aford £1.44 at asda we will have to have a wip rownd for tosh

he,s got plenty tomy

the brush from alex is £42 with p& p

Or 2 for £68.89! 

[tonylee]

Oi Alex
Thats not fair. I had ONE delivered today with some hose but was not offered two at a discount.
If I ordered another one would you honour that with free postage?
Tony

[Alex Gardiner]

Oi Alex
Thats not fair. I had ONE delivered today with some hose but was not offered two at a discount.
If I ordered another one would you honour that with free postage?
Tony

It's not a discount, just free postage over £45.  Yes, we'd send another one out with free postage to you, no problem 

[tonylee]

Go on then!
Please email me the cost of the brush and I will see if I can find a few other bits to make it over £45.00 With two teenage daughters on holiday this week, your killing me man!
tonylee750@aol.com
Thanks
Tony

[jouk45]

the problem with bentley brushes is that custys recognize them straight away as a sweeping brush,

[Tosh]

the problem with bentley brushes is that custys recognize them straight away as a sweeping brush,

Do they?