HydroPole Water Fed Telescopic Window Cleaning Pole Kit, 4.6m (15ft) or 7m (24ft)

Clean your upstairs windows from the patio. No ladder, no waiting. The Cleansage HydroPole is a water fed telescopic window cleaning pole kit for UK homes and small shops. It connects to your garden tap and extends to 4.6m (15ft) or 7m (24ft), so you can scrub, rinse and squeegee first-floor windows, fascias, conservatory roofs, greenhouses and solar panels while you stand safely on the ground.

It's a complete kit, not just a pole: 8.5m hose, water-fed brush, soap dispenser, squeegee, microfibre cloth, cobweb brush and tap fittings are all in the box. Verified buyers rate it 4.5 out of 5.

Why a water fed telescopic window cleaning pole beats the ladder

You've probably been here. The window cleaner turns up when it suits them, does the glass and nothing else, and your white uPVC slowly goes green and grey. So you drag out the ladder, balance a bucket on the top rung and promise yourself you'll never do it again.

We get it. You just want the whole outside of your house clean, on the day you choose, without a wobbly ladder. That's exactly what a telescopic window cleaner pole, water fed from your outside tap, is for. Water runs from your tap, up the pole, and out through the brush, so you scrub and rinse in one pass with both feet on the ground. No bucket, no climbing, and you can do the frames and the fascias while you're at it.

What makes the Cleansage HydroPole different from other window cleaning poles

We've used a lot of water fed poles, and the same small things annoy people every time. So we fixed them. These three are worth knowing about before you compare us with anything else.

The hose leaves from the side, so the pole can stand on the ground

On many poles the hose comes out of the very bottom end. That sounds minor until you try to rest the pole on the floor between windows: the hose ends up trapped underneath and gets bent, crushed and eventually damaged. The HydroPole has an adaptor at the base where the hose exits from the side instead. Stand the pole on the patio, take a breather, pick it up again, and the hose stays out of the way.

Two grips for a steadier hold, even with wet hands

Cleaning is wet work, and a long pole is all about control at full stretch. Two grips are positioned along the pole so each hand has a secure place to hold when it's extended and in use. Wet hands don't slide down the pole, and it stays steadier while you scrub.

Clamps spread apart, so your fingers stay clear

Extension clamps are where fingers get caught. On many poles the clamps sit close together, which leaves a pinch point right under your hand as you slide a section. We spread the clamps out along the HydroPole, so there's a gap between them and nothing to trap your fingers when you extend or collapse the pole.

A hose adaptor you tighten by hand

People ask us what sort of screw head the adaptor takes, expecting to hunt for a screwdriver. You don't need one. It's a ribbed hose tail about 1.5cm across at the mouth, held by a star-shaped knob you turn with your fingers.

A few more details you'll notice

• Inline tap at the start of the hose. Switch the water on and off without a walk back to the outside tap.
• Adjustable inline soap dispenser. Dial in your mix as you go. No bucket needed.
• Hose inside or outside the pole. Thread it through for a tidy setup, or run it along the outside if you swap between jobs a lot.
• Standard screw thread at the pole tip. Many universal threaded tools fit, so you're not locked in to our attachments.

What's in the window cleaning pole kit

• Telescopic aluminium pole: 4.6m (15ft) or 7m (24ft). Rust-free, and it collapses small enough for the shed.
• Water-fed brush, 30 × 7.5cm: soft bristles are gentle on glass, uPVC and solar panels, and they lift road film, pollen and green algae.
• 8.5m hose and inline tap: runs water to the brush head. The inline tap switches the flow on and off.
• Soap dispenser, 100ml: sits in the hose line with a dial to set your mix.
• Squeegee and microfibre cloth: for a crisp, streak-free finish on glass, doors and panels.
• Cobweb brush and tap fittings: the cobweb brush clears soffits and porch eaves. The fittings connect to a standard garden tap, no tools needed.

That's the difference between a kit and a bare pole. Buy a pole on its own and you still need the brush, the hose, the fittings and a way to add detergent before you can clean anything.

Which length do I need: 4.6m (15ft) or 7m (24ft)?

• 4.6m (15ft) window wash telescopic pole: bungalows, ground-floor windows, single-storey extensions and conservatory roofs. It's also the right size for greenhouses and garden outbuildings, and it reaches the solar panels on their roofs from the ground. Lighter at 1.56kg, with plenty of reach once you add your own arm height.
• 7m (24ft) extendable window cleaning pole: two-storey terraced, semi-detached or detached houses, bay windows, gable ends and solar panels on a pitched roof.
• Shopfront or shutters: 4.6m for a single-storey front, 7m for signs above the first floor.

Not sure? Pick the 7m. It only extends as far as you need it to, so it copes with low windows too.

How to clean upstairs windows from the ground in 4 steps

Allow about 15 minutes to set everything up the first time. Threading the hose through the pole is the slow part, so don't rush it.

1. Connect. Screw the tap connector onto your outside tap and clip the hose on. Thread the hose through the pole so it passes through the side of the base adaptor, or run it along the outside of the pole if you prefer.
2. Set your mix. Add a little mild detergent to the soap dispenser and turn the dial to its lowest setting. Turn it up until you see light suds on the brush.
3. Scrub from the top. Check above you for power lines and cables first. Then extend the pole, hold it by the grips and work the brush from the top of the window downwards: frame first, then glass.
4. Rinse and finish. Turn the dial to plain water and rinse top to bottom. Then squeegee or buff with the microfibre for a spotless finish.

Watch the 60-second Quick Connect Guide below before your first clean.

Most people buy this for the windows and then find they use it for everything else.

• Windows and frames: upstairs, bay and hard-to-reach gable windows.
• Fascias, soffits and gutter fronts: bring green-streaked uPVC back to white.
• Conservatory roofs: clear algae and leaves without climbing on the roof.
• Greenhouses and garden outbuildings: the 4.6m is the ideal size, and it reaches solar panels on their roofs too.
• Solar panels: rinse away dust and bird mess with the soft brush. Always follow your panel maker's cleaning guidance.
• Shopfronts: signs, shutters and glass fronts, between contractor visits or instead of them.
• Cobwebs: porch eaves, garage trims and high indoor corners.

Safety first: keep this aluminium pole away from electricity

WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

The HydroPole is made of aluminium, so it conducts electricity, and so does water. It's a brilliant way to stay off the ladder, but only if you use it well away from anything live. Contact with live electrical wires can cause serious injury or death.

• Keep this pole well away from overhead power lines. Contact with live electrical wires can cause serious injury or death.
• Do not use it near electrical installations.
• Always be aware of your surroundings before extending the pole, and look up first.
• This pole is conductive. Do not use it in or around power lines.

If you're not sure the area is clear, don't extend the pole. Pick another day or another spot. The same warning is printed on the pole itself.

Get the best from your water fed window cleaning pole

• Easier handling at full length: only extend as far as the job needs. Keep the pole close to upright, hold it by the two grips and rest the base near your hip or foot, so the weight sits on the ground or your hip and not your arms. For the lightest possible feel, see the carbon fibre HydroPole Pro3K, up to 43% lighter.
• Hose inside or outside? Inside the pole keeps things tidy for regular window cleaning. If you swap between jobs a lot, run the hose along the outside and secure it with two or three hook-and-loop straps. The pole then collapses in seconds.
• Dial in the soap: start with the dispenser dial on its lowest setting and increase it slowly. A light lather is all you need. Rinse the dispenser through with clean water after each use.
• Use your own attachments: the pole tip has a standard screw thread, so many universal threaded tools fit, such as a stiffer brush for moss or a paint roller on shorter lengths. Hand-tighten only.
• Keep the brush head tight: give it a firm hand-tighten before you start, and check it if it begins to turn as you work.

Specifications

HydroPole vs a ladder or a window cleaner

4.6m from £65.99 and 7m from £87.99, both including VAT.

What our customers say

Rated 4.5 out of 5 by verified customers.

"Really like the inline soap dispenser which is adjustable. Extends easily to clean the windows on our Victorian 2 story house." KAD, verified buyer

"Built it up early pm washed all window's, frames and doors plus garage door in an hour. Absolutely brilliant piece of equipment would recommend to anyone." Martin Corner, verified buyer

"Great for The Price. Just to do my own Gutters facias and soffit. Works really well. Detergent feed ideal for a bit of extra help shifting dirt." Mark Blakely, verified buyer

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Last updated: September 2026