Rinsing On The Glass With Amazing Results 

Radial brush from reach-it is by far best brush for on glass rinsing.... Designed specifically for that...

Good video Dave found this very interesting. never thought of it but would make like a lot easier at times.

Hi Dave, What a practical video with clear explanations of the advantages of both. I use on and off depending on the water pressure through my DI tank. If the glass is really dirty, I will then rinse off the glass the first scrub and on the glass for the second scrub. The circumstances determine the method. I am also enjoying my Alpha Hybrid from Tucker. It has 2 fan, 2 pencil and a rinse bar. Fits nicely into my Gardiner pole.

Hi Dave great vid, I've been doing this method for years , even better if using a 12 inch brush head with the 4 pencil jets.. better rinse per square inch on the glass also less fatigue because it's lighter at heights and more whippy and responsive and gets into the corners better .. and way to get the water sheeting off the glass is to hand scrub and use 0000 steel wool on your first cleans or your beading glass . It may take extra time first up but benefits long term .. this works on 95 percent off glass out there.. yes flood the glass instead of repeating washing and rinsing.. time is money.. allows more time for the more important things 😜👍🔥

A fantadtic demo sir,

Nice will take a look. I do this on very high buildings and leave the brush at the top of the glass to rinse, we all know holding a brush 40ft up away from the glass to rinse is a battle 😂 love the channel mate.

Bloody impressive lead intro. A new fresh yet very professional touch. Another great informative video. The Insta 360 video and editing is out of this world. Well done Dave. Top Mark's

That Shot when the sun shined in the background showed perfectly what flow is all about .. " Flow for dough " . I was scratching my head watching people use 2 mm penicl jets and 1 to 2 liters a minute flow years a go , i was thinking you need to use the water to help you and not slow you down .... i was always of the opinion .... big rinse = quick work = + more money .. quick work. = quality life ( more energy )

Priceless advice. Thank YOU.

Hi Dave my trade secret glass mix to aids sheeting is. Hard water stain remover as a paste and titan green degreaser mixed in together using 0000 steel wool scrub onto glass window and polishing method, rinse off after 5-7 minutes dwell time .. your glass will now sheet off the water rather than beading off ..shhh our secret bro 😜👍

Would be good if you had a break down of what equipment is needed for that set up . Would love a hot water system but I have to park the van far away from a power source and don’t fancy a gas canisters. Videos are the best out the squeaky clean Dave

good video Dave, i use fan jets now and never have a problem with beading glass although i take 3 and sometimes 4 passes

Nice work office bro, big commercial jobs use a different pump 20 litres per minute open flow pump 60 psi. Or if more pressure is required more pressure 10 litres per minute 200 psi pump... all you need to do is have a variety of brushes and drill out the pencil jets .. the advantages of the new Gardiner brushes is the capsules that can be swapped out.you can drill them out to suit your desired flow rates matched to the pump and jobs 👍😜that's how we roll bro

Hi Dave, love the videos, I was thinking of starting a window cleaning business and was wondering what the best type of water to use is? Is there any benefit to using a water that has more wetness than say a not so wet water? ;)

Great video Dave do you use wfp on all your work?Also do you find it causes you any neck or back pain?

Hi Dave, great video again, always watch your videos for helpful suggestions and ideas. Only been wfp window cleaning a year as trad before that. Noticed you use the phantom pole but with Gardner brushes. I'm looking at getting a new pole as got a slx but it's incredibly worn. Was thinking of getting a phantom pole but want to keep the Gardner brushes. And chance you could do a quick vid of what gooseneck fittings etc to use Gardner brushes on phantom poles please? (Sorry for the essay 🤣) Nathan

Great video, thanks. I know you have probably changed brushes and poles many times since this vid but with the larger brushes what size pencil jets do you use and at roughly what sort of flow rate? Cheers

Great video once again mate

How does that tool not leave water spots?? Is it just water?

99 flow all the way dave for me. Faster & better results in my opinion..... Thanks as always for the upload

Hi Dave, I keep coming back to your videos as they are very helpful. Would you be able to help with charging tips please? What would be an average charge for exterior cleaning just like the one you did there? Your help would be much appreciated. Many thanks

What are the best size jets to use 1.4mm or 2mm? Have you tried 100% fans in the middle and pencils on the outside? That's something I would like to try

Nice video Dave! Definitely higher flow the better like , I've just got a Gardiner rinse bar from a mate of mine to check out , used it a couple of days and it's good so far and that's rinsing on the glass! Defo the way forward!

Like the new intro dave 👍

Hi Dave what pump you use and how long is the hose you use please many thanks Rich love the videos keep it up mate very helpful thanks again

I’m too nervous about spotting to try it Dave 😅

Hi Dave, any chance you could point out difference between hydrophilic and hydrophobic glass please... great video's....Morgan

Hi dave after a bit advice mate Currently using gardiners pole and brush 26 cm brush Been using univalve for a couple of months now with 50 per cent fan jets but find water is coming out far to fast even on low da components flow controller Tried black and green jet capsules but flow is so slow even with controller at high setting Carnt seem to get it right what your preferred jets and flow settings

I love the idea of not having to rinse off the glass but let me ask some ignorant questions! Taking the example of Gardiner brushes - some say “suitable for rinsing on the glass” and some don’t. Does this technique overcome that obstacle for brushes that aren’t advertised as being suitable for rinsing on the glass. Secondly, what’s the difference between rinsing on the glass and the cleaning the glass stage? The rinsing just looks the same but quicker. Maybe some obvious answers I’m missing but thanks for your help.

Why dont you use over the top gardiners rinse bar? Wouldnt that be better because the last thing to touch the glass is the water not the bristles? Just a thought as im about to move over from rinsing off to rinsing on. What do you think?

Hi there I'm really new to all of this only been using pole system for about a month. When you were talking about the different types of window, I have noticed that some windows leave alot more spotting than others. Do I need to get a better brush or is this just because of the type of window.

Cheers squeaky

Hi Dave how's the secret pole testing coming along...when's the big reveal 😜👍

Hi Dave how many passes on the glass would you say it needs, just started out much appreciated

How many litres do you use in an average day Dave

Good bit of info there buddy my glass is hydrophobic and I finds Im quite happy with the clean well let's face I use a pure water additive and that's why I hardly get any spotting and I get hardly any dirt just attached a swivel head to my pole it's a marvel on the glass I can swap between my 25 ft and 4 ft poles I use a trolley system which gives me a 20 plus litre capacity which means I can do a whole house done on a tank I alter the flow rate high glass 2 litres a min and 1. 5 for lower glass this works out fine and I always check for any spotting and I find out the results are great I always get plenty of comments like how do you get your glass so clean so I explain and show them how I do it what's amazes people is how I clean windows with pure water and no chemicals this to me is the way forward I prefer rinse bar on the glass and rinsing on the glass it's a really good idea and saves time and water I been using water fed 12 years would I use traditional or water fed to clean waterfed for me it quick it's easy and I get the results I want Watching the pros at work gives me tips and ideas so I can improve my technique more I worked in Window cleaning over 25 years 1995 started traditional 2008 started waterfed this is the technique I prefer out of the 2

Decent video Dave. So you don't use the rinse bars any more?

Have you got any thoughts on the facelift rinse bar? Would be ideal for rinsing on the glass I would have thought

Thanks Dave. Great advice. Will you get same results with cold water.

Good action vid, will give it a go and see, would be easier!! Keep up the good work

Great video as always Dave,nice job 👍🏻

Hi DAVE just wondering where you get your 4 way connect for brush head

What brush is that your using Dave? I’ve been looking for a 4x pencil jet brush but never sure which is which. I currently use an x-line DuPont with a rinse bar which does a good job but can be a bit less accurate at times.

Hey dive, do you reckon that pole is as good as a Gardner, I’ve n]been through 3 gardiner poles and they have both failed clamps, even the smart clamps, are the clamps any better?

Also Dave, using uni valves, bought 6, one only works! Keep trying again, but still having issues what doing wrong?? Called exceed (Sam) said to to keep trying with ........

Hi Dave is dose your your company have a number I could call for some advice on a couple of system s thanks

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3mm pencil jets are amazing for rinsing on glass but flow doesn't need to be that high.... Water quantity not pressure

Personally I can't stand a swivel head it just feels like I'm working with a broken goose neck but to each their own. I also prefer lower pressure it saves water and there is a lot less bounce back which can cause problems with the finish.