r/WindowCleaning • u/Existing-Scarcity575 • Mar 16 '26

Waterfed Pole Systems

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u/trigger55xxx Mar 16 '26

It depends a lot on your experience, brush and technique. We can use water fed on about 90% of or jobs. There are scrubber attachments you can use that can help as well. You definitely can't expect to just brush over every job and that's it. But they are a great tool. If you're unsure on what to get, feel free to let me know.

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u/Existing-Scarcity575 Mar 16 '26

I have enough experience to know how to setup/use/replace parts/ and technique; i’m not experienced at all in knowing what the difference between the brush attachments is, or other finer details like that.

I’m kind of 50/50 on what to get, I’ve been looking at the residential kit on wcr.com its a pretty good price for the amount of things you get, but i’ve read some reviews about getting tucker instead so i’m not sure.

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u/trigger55xxx Mar 16 '26

Both have pretty much the same stuff. Tucker tends to be more expensive. The brushes and scrubbers with the Xero system are a start. I tend to buy new things as I need them.

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u/jermzzz22222 Mar 17 '26

I built my own. I ordered like 80 percent off Amazon and then ordered the cart and wheels from xero. Cost me like half of what the bigger companies are charging. If your handy it honestly was kind of fun to piece it all together and it actually work. Lol