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Water Fed Poles
Professional Window Cleaning Poles
Water Fed Poles for Professional Window Cleaning
We offer a full range of extension pure water poles built for professional window cleaners and ideal for home users too.
For a comprehensive deep dive into pure water cleaning we created an article called An Introduction to Pure Water Cleaning.
You'll find trusted brands like FaceLift® Orbital, FaceLift® Phantom, and Unger nLite, plus a wide choice of...
What is a water fed pole and how does it work?
A water fed pole is a telescopic pole that delivers purified water to a brush head, allowing you to clean windows safely from the ground. The pure water leaves a streak-free finish without chemicals. For more information please visit our helpful article A Guide to Water Fed Poles
Which water fed pole is best for my work?
The best choice depends on your typical job height, frequency of use, and budget. Carbon fibre and himod poles are lighter for all day use, while aluminium and hybrid poles are cost effective and durable. Too see the best equipment suitable for your budget, please visit this helpful article: Choose Equipment To Suit Your Budget
How high can a water fed pole reach?
Window Cleaning Warehouse has a range of window cleaning poles that cover from 18ft to 55ft, suitable for anything from ground floor to high commercial buildings. You can see the specs of our water fed poles here.
What accessories do I need with a water fed pole?
Common accessories include brushes (for different glass types), pole hose, angle adapters, and quick connectors. You can see a full list of what accessories you can buy for your set up here.
How do I maintain my water fed pole?
Regularly rinse the sections, check clamps for wear, and replace brush heads or hose as needed. Cleaning & maintaining your pole is vital to prolong its life span. Failure to do so can cause excess wear and tear. This is especially important for Hi-Mod Phantom Poles due to the sections being thinner (and therefore lighter and more rigid!).
The pole should be taken apart and washed down regularly, at least once a week, though this may be required more often if working in a gritty or sandy environment. A more comprehensive guide for maintaining your window cleaning pole, including warranty information and technical support can be found here.
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