[thewaterwizard]

ok
im using ewans Velcro method Ive also removed the tape markers
from the poles (slx and supermax) i usually clean these poles
at least twice a week sometimes more but since removing tape
and attaching velcro i haven't had to clean them once
three weeks now still clean and slides easely

many thanks to ewan  for the info its made my life so much easyer
and saves so much time  top man!!

    

[jouk45]

and the elastic idea  lol

[thewaterwizard]

works well jo hasn't come off since

  robin

[jouk45]

mines is still on, and no grit has passed, not even the sh%*% lol

[jouk45]

ewan dont get me wronge, your velcro idea is good, even i am using it on my harris lol, and it does work, but it is not easy to clean it especialy if dog hair gets traped in it, or the smelly stuff lol my idea can be cleaned or flushed easily, apart from that exellent, and you know what w/c are like at spending money  why would they want to buy my device when a next to nothing cost idea is there, i did show alex the idea, but he has not come back on the forums,

[jouk45]

realisticly around £8.99 but to get that price, i need to get them made in bulk,  or i can have them made localy, more expensive  £12.99

[jouk45]

yes, it does, what i will do is try and get some made, and let a few of you guys testl it out, i still have it on my sl-x and still no grit through to the pole sections, and as i said you can clean it out easily

[p1w1]

realisticly around £8.99 but to get that price, i need to get them made in bulk,  or i can have them made localy, more expensive  £12.99

Well if it does the job mate i don't think anyone would be grudge paying 12.99 just instead of calling it just a pole hose cleaner put water fed pole before it then that already means it costs more  . i would buy one if it really works.

paul

[p1w1]

or test one out 

paul

[jouk45]

ok i will make a few and see how they go, but with an economical  idea like the velcro, i did not want to put money out if no one wanted to pay for my idea, i will give you all a shout soon as i am done thanks

[JSMC]

any pic sof this velcro idea?

[jouk45]

here it is,
http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=83485.40

[[GQC] Tim]

hi paul, am still working on it, was talking to alexg about it, and he was interested, but have not seen or heard from him in weeks, so i will have to work down a diffrent route,

He's busy the whole month. He should respond to emails though.

[Clive McDonald]

ewan i must have missed the velcro thing.I have velcro. please explain simply how i should use it

[Sure Cleaning]

£12.99 would be good value if it stops getting grit on the poles.

Would most certainly buy some.

So when you have some ready Jouk45 let us know..I'm sure if they really work with little hassle you will sell quite a few.

Steve G

[jouk45]

slumpbuster heres how it works

[jouk45]

£12.99 would be good value if it stops getting grit on the poles.

Would most certainly buy some.

So when you have some ready Jouk45 let us know..I'm sure if they really work with little hassle you will sell quite a few.

Steve G

thanks steve will give you a shout,

[Clive McDonald]

I understand how it clears the grit, but when you collapse the pole what keeps it secured to the base and not twelve feet along the pole hose?

[jouk45]

look at the video 

[Clive McDonald]

Yes i did as i posted joe, i didn't realise it was a link to a video.Cheers.

I think i'd favour something you stuck on just as you extended and took off as you collapsed.