Moerman's new swivel T-Bar Pro's & Cons

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[@stevai6732]

Also I always wondered if those grooves in the bar really does add to water retention much. I guess it does. I really like my plain lightweight straight aluminum bar with my Unger black edition mop. For now, it's all I need, and fliq pads help too of course. Glad Moerman finally came out with a 6 inch version so I can pole work on french panes.

[@polznbladz3242]

The grooves are called wells. The reason the Tbar is so heavy compared to the Ninja is because it holds more solution. I forgot to mention that. It lasts a lot longer in between soaks. Great for hot hot days

[@stevai6732]

@@polznbladz3242 Good to know 👍will buy one soon to try, or use my old fixed Ettore tbar in my backup bin. I had a feeling it wasn't my sleeve that made hot days a pain with retention. Will try it out. Always assumed the "wells" didn't mean much but you know more than me. Peace!

[@polznbladz3242]

@@stevai6732 I realised once I used Unger Ninja's more my sleeves dried out much quicker than before in the summer

[@stevai6732]

Not bad. Will probably stick to my Unger swivel tbar for now but I dig the angle change and length of handle. I use the oldschool non ninja swivel one, bright green, Anyway not much you can really do with a tbar imo as far as innovation but this is cool. I guess just ergonomic enhancements if anything. Or pioneer the new age trend of a tbar that's solar and battery powered that not only 360 rotates at adjustable speeds on autopilot but vibrates and adds pressure to take extra grime off haha.

[@aldoberman]

çà a pas l'air solide ?? merci bob !!

[@polznbladz3242]

I think it is stronger than it looks.

[@legacywindowcleaning3061]

I agree with you, the weight is more, but I also used the unger ninja t bar since it came out and I had to buy new ninjas every 6 months because the screw would work loose. I know you can keep tightening it but that gets old after awhile. I just don’t like the quality of the ninja as much, plus as a bonus, I like to have 100% moerman tools on my belt. Definitely looks more professional when it all matches, but I know thats a silly thing😂. Thanks for the video, I always appreciate seeing your thoughts on equipment, in my opinion, your the top when it comes to window cleaners, and it’s best to emulate the very best!

[@polznbladz3242]

I glued my screw and it helped staying put. Anyone can be the best. I literally stopped listening to people's opinions, whatever they said, I found the opposite often was the answer to what I was looking for. Just think outside the box, don't be in the box to begin with and you flourish

[@markspicer161]

Good review Bob thanks 👍Sods law I bought an unger ninja swivel T bar 2 weeks ago 😕!!!

[@polznbladz3242]

You made a good choice

[@activemitch]

Looks abit gimmicky I’ve only ever used Unger ninja one but my 14 and 18 unlocks by its self now. It’s definitely something Unger could improve on

[@polznbladz3242]

It's my Favourite Unger tool. I use A bit of Moerman, Ettore, Unger, Sorbo in my work

[@activemitch]

@@polznbladz3242 I really think moerman should look at the FLIQ pads the newer ones don’t hold enough water. The older ones where better and have stopped using the fliq pad as much now

[@polznbladz3242]

@@activemitch I haven't changed my Fliqs for years. I had some newer grey ones and I let another window cleaner have them. Im using old ones myself. I don't know why Moerman change things that work ok. Maybe it's a supplier change issue? Write in and complain. You know by now they don't listen to me a lot of the time. They need to listen to other people's complaints to fix the issues

[@activemitch]

@@polznbladz3242 yeah they have changed them in recent years same with the t bar sleeves. And fugu fliq pads are awful. I only bought new blues ones as the stitching comes loose after awhile but I will make a complaint

[@activemitch]

They should listen to you you’re pretty much the main person who uses the tools