[lozsing]

You  know the situation , your doing down the tightside of a conny , your in a 2 foot gap . How can i sort a small pole out to suite. thanks

[Ste M]

ive got a 4ft brodex one for this, however i also find that if i hold my bigger pole sideways then i can clean just as well

[paul rulton]

try lookin at the micro pole, some people on here will let u know how 2make ur own

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

angle adaptor + swivel connector.  

[cleewindows]

you need a bungalow pole.
easy
go in wilkos buy a £1.67 broom
angle adaptor and brush £25 ish
get some hose etc then you have a 3 ft pole nice and light about £5
cheap to do aswell
if you want it better put a trigger or tap on it!

[wizard]

B&Q sell a 4 foot Harris pole its the the yellow fibreglass one Add a connector epoxy glue to the metal top on the harris pole add a crank adaptor and brush  and some hose an you have a 4 to 7 foot pole if its to long cut it down,

[Mike #1]

i find them easy to do even with my 18ft pole i have gardiners gooseneck fitted and i find this helps with the awkward angle's in tight spots

[Londoner]

If you have an old pole or have had to replace a first section because it has split just cut off the threaded bit at the end and about 30cm of pole to make a short handle. Them wrap a bit of gaffer tape round it to make a proper handle. Result -  A very very short WFP.

[David Kent @ KentKleen]

BUUUUNNNNGGGYYYY POLE!!!!!" its the future

[dai]

I made a pole from an aluminium telescopic mop handle, took the plastic thread part off an old brush handle and it fitted perfectly.

[clean]

swivel swivel swivel it`s the only way to go you must get into swiveling 

[Premier Cleaning]

Cleaning spot sell a small 2ft yellow handled pole which is perfectly designed for this type of situation.We use them here at http://www.premiercleaninguk.com/index.html

They are a very useful tool and only coast about £30-£40

Check them out ,Its a great little tool


http://www.cleaningspot.co.uk/index.html

[cleewindows]

i will add pics soon of bungyy pole
Ive been to pure freedom to get a tap and some hose.
 Basically a wilkos cheap £1.67 pole
already had a spare angle adaptor.
Had a spare brodex brush so put that straight on to angle adaptor.
The angle adaptor fits straight on where the old brush head went on the wilkos.
Drill a hole into pole,push hose through
add tap obviously optinal and connect and off you go as easy as that.
Shouldnt cost you no more than £25 and you have a nice light pole for bungalows and all downstairs windows.