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For the last week I've been debating whether or not to use my aqua dapter, until I read on here about using your tap flow on your unger tool belt.
Well worked today using this method.
I have a hose reel with a tap and disc on as in the link http://www.purefreedom.co.uk/hose-reel-fitting-kit-with-valve-protector-disc-p-632.html?wizid=ge2qpbmjnpeks6h0ukqrg16qb2
Someone mentioned that they use a Unger Tool belt http://www.windowcleaningwarehouse.co.uk/shop/belts/unger-ergo-toolbelt.html
and use a hoop to hold the hose. Well I used the velcro section that you would use to hold your bucket on a belt, every time I needed water just turn the tap on by my waist then turn it off when ready.
This was a far quicker way than the aqua dapter and it worked 100% of the time, no messing about pulling hard on the hose then again because the first time it didn't click round. I should add that this is never the case on ground floor level.
The other big bonus for me is that I can use my pole as it was designed with no extra weight and use the carbon fibre goosenecks with the quick release system as it was designed. I have several brushes that I use and wanted to carry on doing so with the ease and quickness of changing them as and when.
The aqua dapter is a great product but not for me and my set up. I love the lightness and rigidity of my poles and brushes so it's definitely a tap for me. I'm now selling my aqua dapter without the hose for £45 inc posting. (Mark M, you have first refusal as promised and I'll be putting an add in the buy and sell before this post gets moved by Paul!/emoticons/tongue.png)
Well worked today using this method.
I have a hose reel with a tap and disc on as in the link http://www.purefreedom.co.uk/hose-reel-fitting-kit-with-valve-protector-disc-p-632.html?wizid=ge2qpbmjnpeks6h0ukqrg16qb2
Someone mentioned that they use a Unger Tool belt http://www.windowcleaningwarehouse.co.uk/shop/belts/unger-ergo-toolbelt.html
and use a hoop to hold the hose. Well I used the velcro section that you would use to hold your bucket on a belt, every time I needed water just turn the tap on by my waist then turn it off when ready.
This was a far quicker way than the aqua dapter and it worked 100% of the time, no messing about pulling hard on the hose then again because the first time it didn't click round. I should add that this is never the case on ground floor level.
The other big bonus for me is that I can use my pole as it was designed with no extra weight and use the carbon fibre goosenecks with the quick release system as it was designed. I have several brushes that I use and wanted to carry on doing so with the ease and quickness of changing them as and when.
The aqua dapter is a great product but not for me and my set up. I love the lightness and rigidity of my poles and brushes so it's definitely a tap for me. I'm now selling my aqua dapter without the hose for £45 inc posting. (Mark M, you have first refusal as promised and I'll be putting an add in the buy and sell before this post gets moved by Paul!/emoticons/tongue.png)
