rinse bar at top of brush

[Dan Paton]

That's just not true mate.  You stop know way more about your menstrual cramps than any man. 

Sorry mate I don't understand gobbledygook [emoji1]


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[CHWS]

6 hours ago, Dan Paton said:

Try the bissell rinse bar. It only cost a few quid and about 5 minutes to fit. They work best with every other hole blocked off.

Where do you get that from 

 

[PureShine]

I've said before and I will say again, for UK maintenance monthly cleans rinse bars are a waste of water,  just not needed but hey, it's your water bill so you spend it how you like!   :1f609:
 
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Green I do the windows on my own house every 4 weeks, the same way as youve done on your video, I have never rinsed my own windows the way i do when im working on customers houses and they have came up bang on with no spots. Have you tried that technique on say an 8 weekly clean? Id try it myself but i only cleaned my windows yesterday so im having to wait 8 weeks to test it out

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[Eric Gilliand]

12 hours ago, Dan Paton said:

Try the bissell rinse bar. It only cost a few quid and about 5 minutes to fit. They work best with every other hole blocked off.

This was originally a US window cleaner, Jack Sedore’s mod and works perfectly fine on good mains pressure. I would point out however that, for above rinse to be totally controllable and effective it must be used in conjunction with a pivot fitted to the brush...the Gardiner one is the most obvious one for you guys in the UK...here’s my Tecbuk fitted with one using the normal jets.

 

[Dan Paton]

I get by just fine without a pivot. The video I put up is at 80psi but I normally work at a lower pressure. Blocking every other hole off gives a lot more flow.


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[paulwills]

I've said before and I will say again, for UK maintenance monthly cleans rinse bars are a waste of water,  just not needed but hey, it's your water bill so you spend it how you like!   :1f609:
 
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Hi noticed that the water sheets down on that window , would this method work on windows where it doesn’t sheet down so good ?


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[Eric Gilliand]

I get by just fine without a pivot. The video I put up is at 80psi but I normally work at a lower pressure. Blocking every other hole off gives a lot more flow.


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Yes, I too can get by just fine without a pivot but my point is that a brush with a top rinse bar works optimally, with speed and efficiency on a pivot. Been using spray bars since Willie first released his original jetsream nearly 4 years ago. Pivot combined with spraybar gives you a wide speedy coverage, easpecially on hydrophobic glass...no need to slow down or worry about dripping from top frame because I tilt, and wipe across the top in the same way you’d blade it with a squeegee...on hydrophobic glass you can scrub almost vertically giving a really effective deep rinse...and yes number of holes on bar giving effective flow is totally dependent on water pressure. 

 

[spruce]

I get by just fine without a pivot. The video I put up is at 80psi but I normally work at a lower pressure. Blocking every other hole off gives a lot more flow.


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You mean a flow of 80 on your controller, not pressure. :1f609:

 

[Expat]

Where do you get that from 

Zombie resurrection.  Bissell sell them direct for about a quid fifty where I am.........probably a fiver on a bad day, but still cheaper than 25 quid.