Telescopic pole with spiral coil and brush, up to 10 meters

Want to buy an extendable telescopic pole with spiral coil and brush? On MarketOnWeb you have a wide and varied choice! The Aquascopic Silver is an extendable telescopic pole with a spiral coil to connect to your garden hose. The set also includes a professional brush and soap dispenser. This makes the set ideal for cleaning solar panels, trucks, shutters or windows, for example.

The external water spiral coil is Gardena compatible and you can easily connect it to your garden hose. The water ends up directly in the brush and then on the surface to be cleaned. So you don't have to wet the windows first, rub it with soap and then scrub. No, with this extendable telescopic pole and accessories, this job is done in one go!

Other attachments from our range, such as the washer, hard bristled brush or the 5-sided brush are also perfectly compatible with this telescopic pole. Moreover, you do not have to connect the spiral coil for every job. For example, when you want to remove cobwebs with a cobweb brush.

This telescopic pole is available in 6 extendable lengths: from 2.5 meters to 10 meters. Since you can fix telescopic tubes at different lengths, it is possible to clean at different distances.

Tip: Are you still looking for cleaning products for your soap dispenser? We are happy to recommend our Nano products for this. The NANO all-purpose cleaner, NANO glass cleaner and the NANO solar panel cleaner are available in our webshop. Would you like a combination? Then you can choose the NANO tester kit.

Guidelines:

• To increase the comfort of use of the telescopic pole, we recommend that each section of the telescopic pole be retracted 20 cm. This will make the telescopic pole more stable, so it will bend less.
• It is therefore smart to choose one size larger than the length you need. This considerably increases the comfort of use, because the pole feels more stable and firm. For example, 8 to 9 meters is the ideal working height for a 10 meter telescopic pole.

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