Never set your Dual Force 25 Solar Brush on its bristles!

Never set your solar brush down on its bristles—even for a few minutes. Placing a solar panel cleaning brush face-down on gravel, asphalt, concrete, dirt, parking lots, or shingle roofs can push sand, roofing granules, small rocks, and other abrasive debris into the bristles. That debris can later be transferred onto the solar panels during cleaning. Leaving the brush resting on its bristles can also bend or deform them over time, reducing cleaning performance and shortening brush life. Instead, rest the ProTool DualForce 25 on its gray housing so the bristles remain suspended above the ground. When storing or transporting the brush, keep the bristles unloaded and protected from loose dirt and debris. Before every job, inspect the brush and gently check between the bristles for trapped particles. This simple habit takes less than a minute and helps protect the brush and every solar panel it cleans. Read our complete solar panel cleaning brush maintenance guide: https://jracenstein.com/expert-advice-learning/solar-panel-cleaning-brush-tips-maintenance-safe-cleaning Shop the ProTool DualForce 25 with pole: https://jracenstein.com/protool-dualforce-25-solar-brush/ Shop the DualForce 25 brush only: https://jracenstein.com/protool-dual-force-25-brush-only/ #SolarBrush #SolarPanelCleaning #DualForce25 Shop @ http://www.jracenstein.com or call 1-201-809-7500 email [email protected] Friend us @ http://www.facebook.com/jracensteinco Follow us @ http://www.x.com/jracensteinco Have a question? Get answers on the learning center! https://www.jracenstein.com/learn