AutoBrush, only pump water
when the brush is in contact with the glass.
Auto Brush, Practical demonstrations of our new window cleaning Autobrush
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What brush do you use? visit my blog to see what I think
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Introducing the new Autobrush As you will no doubt be aware with the increasing use of water fed poles in the window cleaning industry, we will undoubtedly have an environmental effect on our water supply. Hundreds of thousands of gallons of water will be wasted each day when the window cleaner is moving from window to window, and more so when the pole is being lowered or heightened.. The Auto Brush will save all this wasted water, as it only lets the water pass through the brush when the brush is in contact with the window. No window cleaning, no spraying. Battery power will also be saved with the AutoBrush, as in most cases the pump will be idle when the brush is not cleaning the window.
Sorry for the delay in the new Autobrush. Due to popular demand, and the fact that a large No. of people rinse separately after brushing the window, I had to completely redesign the auto brush to accommodate this. The auto brush now completely controls the flow of water on the brush head, and will pump water whether the brush is on the glass or not. The water will flow or stop only when you want it to. The water saving should be quite significant, as the only time you are using water is when you are cleaning the window. When moving the pole from window to window, or lowering or heightening the pole, or walking back and forth to the van, the water has stopped. Depending on your pump set-up you should also see a reduction on battery consumption as in most cases the pump will stop when the water stops. Apart from the above advantages there is also a big bonus for those of you who use two poles from the one pump. Before you switched the pump on and the water would flow through the two brushes at once, whether you were cleaning a window or not. It meant you always had 50% of the total amount of water that the pump could supply at any given time. Now with having Autobrushes in use you can time it so that you can be rinsing as the other operative is moving to the next window, this way you have the full pressure available to rinse separately if needed. There is also a safety element, I have in the past seen window cleaners rushing around when lowering poles, or moving from window to window, especially when there is obstacles in their way. They are doing this to avoid too much water wastage as the water is flowing from the brush as they are trying to get to the next window- sound familiar? With the Autobrush you are much more relaxed, as you are not wasting water when the brush is not on the glass. The price for the Salmon auto brush complete with the necessary attachments to turn the water on and off will be £69.00 complete, price may change in the near future. This is fitted with a metal angle joint, and two spray jets. If you need any more Autobrush information please let me know,
Please visit our Window Cleaning Forum and ask any questions you have about the use of our new Auto Brush.
Broxburn Cleaning Products
2 Burnvale, East Burnside
Broxburn
West Lothian
Scotland, UK
EH52 5PA
Tel : 01506 856390
Mobile : 0775 1964 450
Email: info@window-tools.com
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