Have to admit this was a good video. Bottom rinsebar is very useful as well, that would be good for roof skylights in triangle shape.. An observation, try to include the adaptor you mentioned in the video without people having to order it after they get the brush, i just bought a Nintendo switch for my daughter, and just found out i have to keep buying more controls for that tiny thing and more adapters in order to charge 4 controls because you can only charge 2. Last minute surprises are very disappointing
Hey Mario, Thank you for letting us know. It should be included, if you can reach out to me at harrison@futureofcleaning.com and I'll get this sorted for you.
@@FutureOfCleaning no!! I haven't purchased, probably my English is not good and i didn't explain myself good. It was a suggestion based on the comment you made about adaptor
Great insights! I've been watching a few solar panel cleaning videos and I've noticed that some of them use a brush that rotates. They do use it for solar farms- however, they also say they use it to clean commercial and even residential solar panels. My question is this: Would your solar brush's overall speed and technique make it quicker or as efficient as the brush they are using? Or is this one of those situations where no answer can be given? Personally based on cost alone yours, though I don't own one would be a better investment. Thank you and your team's diligence in giving us so much data.
Thanks for your comment! We are developing a rotary brush right now. As far as your question, it's really an interesting one and I have several answers: If the panel is not so dirty, SOLAR Brush will be faster. If the solar panel is really dirty, the rotary brush will have faster agitation, with less strokes. The key is to get the dirt into the water, and the dirty water off the panel as fast as possible. If you are working with an awkward posture (like a carport I did last week for example, where I was holding the pole above my shoulder for a lot of the higher panels) then the rotary brush would be easier on the arms. Our new solar panel rotary brush will have the option of having the 12V water-proof battery mounted to the brush for downward pressure, or to be lighter, with the battery mounted on the operator belt and cabled to the brush motor if this is more ergonomic.
Nice
Outstanding!! Thanks for the great work
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Thank you Stewart!
Yess, great explanation. Thank you
Have to admit this was a good video. Bottom rinsebar is very useful as well, that would be good for roof skylights in triangle shape..
An observation, try to include the adaptor you mentioned in the video without people having to order it after they get the brush, i just bought a Nintendo switch for my daughter, and just found out i have to keep buying more controls for that tiny thing and more adapters in order to charge 4 controls because you can only charge 2.
Last minute surprises are very disappointing
Hey Mario, Thank you for letting us know. It should be included, if you can reach out to me at harrison@futureofcleaning.com and I'll get this sorted for you.
@@FutureOfCleaning no!! I haven't purchased, probably my English is not good and i didn't explain myself good. It was a suggestion based on the comment you made about adaptor
@@marioswindowcleaning5617 It’s included, my friend… Perry
Perry - can the solar rocker work on a Gardiner pole?
Also - are you a Southland lad originally mate? I’m a Cantabrian! 😄
Great insights! I've been watching a few solar panel cleaning videos and I've noticed that some of them use a brush that rotates. They do use it for solar farms- however, they also say they use it to clean commercial and even residential solar panels.
My question is this: Would your solar brush's overall speed and technique make it quicker or as efficient as the brush they are using? Or is this one of those situations where no answer can be given?
Personally based on cost alone yours, though I don't own one would be a better investment. Thank you and your team's diligence in giving us so much data.
Thanks for your comment! We are developing a rotary brush right now. As far as your question, it's really an interesting one and I have several answers: If the panel is not so dirty, SOLAR Brush will be faster. If the solar panel is really dirty, the rotary brush will have faster agitation, with less strokes. The key is to get the dirt into the water, and the dirty water off the panel as fast as possible. If you are working with an awkward posture (like a carport I did last week for example, where I was holding the pole above my shoulder for a lot of the higher panels) then the rotary brush would be easier on the arms. Our new solar panel rotary brush will have the option of having the 12V water-proof battery mounted to the brush for downward pressure, or to be lighter, with the battery mounted on the operator belt and cabled to the brush motor if this is more ergonomic.
That's great to hear, any information on timeline or pricing
Damn that’s cool “clean energy shouldn’t be Dirty”
Love your videos!!!
So where am I able to buy this brush that is used in the video?
What's the best place to buy brushes