This kit includes, 13ft telescopic water fed window cleaning pole, soap dispenser, soft brush head with built in squeegee blade and 2 x brass jets and y splitter, on off brass tap and 20ft of 8mm water hose, Apart from a couple of silly things like this, the Hi-tech window cleaning pool is a decent bit of kit. The five-section pole is well constructed from good quality aluminium and feels nice and sturdy. There is some flex there when it is fully extended to 16ft, especially with the hose attached and the weight of the water, but that is to be expected, and again, there are easy work-arounds if it bothers you. If the micro-fibre pad starts to look a bit worse for wear, you can simply throw it in the washing machine and it’ll come out looking (almost) like new. Simply hanging it up on the washing line is enough to get it dried out. Once the water is flowing, it will travel up the pole and exit through the attachment at the end. The water doesn’t shoot out with much force like a the Karcher jet pipe, but there is enough water flowing out to be very helpful when it comes to scrubbing off dried on dirt and bird droppings.

The squeegee isn’t quite as good, and if you try to use it with the extra weight of the water, it can actually be quite difficult to use. If you drain the pipe of water though, it does become much easier. For optimal cleaning and a streak-free result, the Glass Finisher can also be used. However, the cleaning agent should not be used in direct sunlight or allowed to dry on the windows. Telescopic Window Cleaner: Most of the homeowners prefers to use an extendable pole that comes with a special cleaning head. It’s helpful to wash and dry the windows. Most of them are also compatible with other cleaning heads. Cleaning the windows is a time taking the task, especially when you cannot reach them. However, there are multiple ways to clean exterior windows without using a ladder. You can first try to clean them from inside. If it’s not possible, then try one of the following ideas.Even at that full extension, the Karcher window cleaning pole feels strong and sturdy, and because you don’t need to exert any physical pressure on the end, controlling the movement is really easy and also a lot less tiring. The fact that this tool only weighs 2.3kg also helps wit this, as does the free shoulder strap. These tools allow you to reach second-floor windows to the least. In case of an extendable window cleaner with hose attachment, you can simply soap up the windows using a garden hose, use water to rinse and finally wipe it dry using the microfiber cloth. This Kit Contains a 5m(17ft) Extension Pole, 25cm Water-Fed Brush, 25cm Single Pivot Squeegee, Cobweb Duster, Soap Dispenser, Water-Fed Bush in line Tap and User Manual. When I first saw that this was a five-section window cleaning pole, my first instincts is that that is where leaking would occur, but actually those connections are excellent and not even a sign of a drip in sight. They also feel very solid and hold the sections tightly. SOAP DISPENSER: You can connect the soap dispenser to the garden hose and the water-fed brush hose. It has a large 100ml capacity and an independent switch to control the mix.

Apart from a few little niggles, I still think this is a very good option for customers who don’t want to spend a lot on a water fed window cleaning hose. The connectors for the separate sections are solid, as are the aluminium sections themselves, and the 3 metre range is very practical.

There are two rubberised sections on the pole, and this ensures that you can always have a good grip, even when water drips down. This rubber coating feels very good quality and I don’t think it will wear away anytime soon. Mascarello have brought us this great little product that is easily affordable for anyone, but still has features more commonly fund on window cleaning poles that are twice the price! For less than a hundred pounds, you can be the proud owner of this extremely handy window cleaning pole. And when you consider how much it costs to get someone to come and clean your windows each year, that actually works out at quite a bargain, especially when you realise that this tool can be used for a whole host of other jobs such as clearing out gutters, or cleaning moss of walls. Cheaper modes will probably be made out of plastic, and if you decide to go with one of these, make sure it is a strong type of plastic like polypropylene or ABS. Stability and sturdiness

The squeegee attachment can be flipped over and has a long sponge on the rear side, but the squeegee itself isn’t the best and bends quite a lot, making it quite difficult to use at long lengths. For example, the pole is made of rust resistant aluminium and not plastic, it can be attached to a mains source to provide a constant flow of water, and comes with multiple attachments.

The Chenille microfibre scrubber can be detached from the head when it needs a wash of its own, and reattaching it takes seconds as it is connected by Velcro. So, no need for any clips or screws. Now, will this Velcro wear down with time? I would say that’s inevitable, but replacing it wouldn’t cost much. For strength, stability, sturdiness, and every other good word starting with ‘s’ you can think of, look no further than the DocaPole. Most higher end window cleaning poles will be made out of metal, usually aluminium. This material is chosen because it s very lightweight, yet still strong, and has very good corrosion resistance.