Cleaning above windscreen (1 Viewer)

[boroboy]

Is there a cleaning tool brush or similar to clean above the windscreen and below the top overhang of a Ducato/Boxer. I find it difficult to scrub the flies off in the middle. I've tried various methods but never get it satisfactory.

 

[DigglyDog]

I use a redundant bottle brush left over from my wine making days...you do need to be quite tall though.

 

[Autowbars]

A car wash brush on an extendable pole, every one I have bought leaks like a sieve, but I just get on with it, on preferably a warm day, then get some dry clothes on!

Did just that last Sat, inc roof.
Legs ached a LOT on Sun tho.

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[Tea Bag]

Hi.
Another one for "Leaky carwash brushes".
Tea Bag

 

[MitchandJenny]

Me too.

 

[Badknee]

If you have access to a small child in the five to ten year old age range grab him/her by the ankles and hang them upside down with a sponge, poor water down from the roof and get them to clean the front, easy peasy.

Then when I got out of prison for child cruelty I bought a long leaky brush.

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[DuxDeluxe]

If you have access to a small child in the five to ten year old age range grab him/her by the ankles and hang them upside down with a sponge, poor water down from the roof and get them to clean the front, easy peasy.

Then when I got out of prison for child cruelty I bought a long leaky brush.

I think that @cruiser had a good solution to cleaning this difficult area; it did involve the use of several lengths of string and a reluctant Pomeranian. We never got to try the idea though..... it was vetoed on the grounds of cruelty.


..............to Cruiser, by Rose!!

No Pomeranians called Thomas were hurt in the making of this post.........

 

[boroboy]

Think I might try the Pomeranian method, what marvelous advice you get from the funsters, , I never would have thought of that

 

[Badknee]

Think I might try the Pomeranian method, what marvelous advice you get from the funsters, , I never would have thought of that

I always say ask any question you like on here and 99% of the answers will be piss takes and shite but the other 1% will be pure gold not found on any other forum.

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[Diabalo]

B&Q squeegee & sponge HERE

 

[ABZSteve]

Leaky extendable brush for me also although I tend not to connect it to a hose anymore, just dunk it in a bucket of water. I spray on the pink dirt devil stuff from ASDA first. Not always perfectly clean but does a good enough job without scrubbing off the paintwork.

 

[Scattycat]

Stand on the front wheels and lean across with wet sponge and a 'very' worn out abrasive kitchen pad. Failing that, . . . . . . . . .just leave it, it shows you actually use the van.

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[WynandJean]

A car wash brush on an extendable pole, every one I have bought leaks like a sieve, but I just get on with it, on preferably a warm day, then get some dry clothes on!

Did just that last Sat, inc roof.
Legs ached a LOT on Sun tho.

I tried it last time on a rainy day (not too heavy!). Sounds strange I know but I reckon I didn't end up any more wet but noticed that it seemed to clean it better while being subjected to a sustained soaking.

Wyn