My customers are mostly really big houses which have 75+ windows and take more than an hour to clean. At the end of the day the benefit of using a short lightweight pole is definitely noticeable.
Just checked and either the price has increased or I miss remembered. The remote is £12 here: https://amzn.to/3hURJuc
CLX4 could be used for this as well, but some of my knuckles are not that healthy anymore, due to pole work. I’ve found that a large grip diameter (gardiner section 5 and above) works much better, more control, less stress on the wrist and finger joints. Clx4 diameter is section2 I guess?
Yes youare correct I used to tape part of pipe insulation with gaffer tape on my extreme 18’ that helped a with a wider grip but unfortunately it kept coming apart ? I spoke with Alex Gardiner and he suggested using so bicylce handle bar tape which worked to a degree. I did a thread on it a couple of years ago.
Great idea. I’ve been using hockey stick grip-tape (brandname Bravo) on the Gardiner pole. Keeps in good shape on the pole about half a year, than renew. The ‘being not round’ is something Ova8 discovered ? not tried it myself (yet). I like the xtreme for its stiffness/weight.
Have tried ova8 17 and 22 two different windies let me try their poles both really heavy not for me but I did like the feel of them ?would like to try an extreme pole is the oval shape but don’t know it that would ever happen.
The xtreme range of poles are the poles to buy if you want to make your working day as easy as possible....ova8 poles are far too heavy compared to xtremes.....I'm a 6ft 2in 114kg bodybuilder too!.......
I only use extreme poles apart from my little bungalow pole ? and I’m 6’2” 114kg Greek god ?
Just go on amazon and get a 433mhz wireless relay switch 12v. Then when you've got one ask us how to wire it in ?
