Rinse bar

[I Can See Clearly Now]

I just dismantled my rinse bar to clean, and noticed that I couldn't see through it. With closer inspection I noticed that one end of the rinse bar is plugged by the manufacturer, so water only enters from one direction.

Is this normal? It's a Gardiner rinse bar.

 

[Iron Giant]

No idea, I've avoided them, 100 degree fan jets will give a full width brush rinse

 

[spruce]

I just dismantled my rinse bar to clean, and noticed that I couldn't see through it. With closer inspection I noticed that one end of the rinse bar is plugged by the manufacturer, so water only enters from one direction.

Is this normal? It's a Gardiner rinse bar.

Please put a photo up. I have 2 rinse bars and they aren't as you describe.

https://gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/fan-jet-rinse-bar-system.html

26cm Rinse Bar - 16 Micro Jets

New Single Piece version with improved internal water flow path 16 micro jets provide precise but gentle rinsing with brush on the glass Fits between brush and brush socket on any standard width (26cm) Gardiner brush (not the Supreme) Provides over-bristle micro jet rinsing Flow rate is about...

gardinerpolesystems.co.uk

 

[Mattymarske]

I just dismantled my rinse bar to clean, and noticed that I couldn't see through it. With closer inspection I noticed that one end of the rinse bar is plugged by the manufacturer, so water only enters from one direction.

Is this normal? It's a Gardiner rinse bar.

Are you sure it's not the xline rinse bar that's often blocked at one end. Thin aluminium tube with 2 x 90° elbows either end that fits inside the brush stick cut out. ?

 

[Countphil]

I have an X-line and one end is indeed blocked. I haven't noticed on the Gardiners one though.

 

[spruce]

Waste of time answering this post, as he hasn't been back since he posted. He hasn't contributed much to this forum either, tbh.