Tank + pole bundle

DI water tank + 22ft water fed pole kit

Clean windows and solar panels with pure water. The tank makes the pure water, the pole puts it on the glass, and it dries clear with no squeegee.

4.98 from 54 reviews of the tank

Choose your tank. The 22ft WFP kit comes with it Commercial 25L tankplus 22ft water fed pole kitCommercial + WFP Kit 25L DI tank + 22ft water fed pole Contact us to order

Cleaning third storey regularly? We also have a 30ft pole. Contact us and we'll put your kit together.

  • Ships next business day
  • 22ft WFP kit included
  • Bypass head fitted
  • TDS meter included
  • Free shipping
  • Assembled and tested in Brisbane
"This unit lasts so much longer than the other ones that I have used and the resin replacement system is quick and so easy. The pole is light and comfortable. Amazing products."
Mike S, customer, Gold Coast
Real jobs

See it on the job

Our customers and us, cleaning glass with pure water from our tanks.

A customer on a dealership shopfront, Sunshine Coast
Us on a commercial building, Brisbane
A Sydney crew's job site setup
In the box

What's in the bundle

Just the essentials, shipped together. The tank makes the pure water, the pole puts it on the glass.

Spot Free Rinse DI water tank

Part 1

DI water tank

Lite 10L or Pro 15L, filled with resin

  • Ready to use the day it arrives
  • Bypass head fitted, so you scrub with tap water and rinse pure
  • TDS meter to check your tap and your tank
  • 2 m connector hose, tap to tank
  • Simple instructions, and a real person on the phone
22ft hybrid water fed pole kit

Part 2

22ft water fed pole kit

Carbon fibre and fibreglass hybrid

  • Extends to about 6.7 m, for double storey windows from the ground
  • Adjustable angle brush with 6 brass jets: 2 fan on the outside, 4 pencil in the middle
  • Extra angle adapter for other attachments
  • 8 m internal hose, runs inside the pole
  • On/off valve at the handle
  • Assembled and tested in Brisbane
  • Free shipping Australia-wide
  • Brisbane based support

No hose reel in the box, on purpose. Most people already have one. If you don't, grab the length that suits your jobs from any hardware store, whether that's 30 m or 50 m. We only include what you'll actually use, so you're not paying for bells and whistles.

Warning: contains a button battery

The free TDS meter supplied with this bundle contains a CR2032 lithium button battery. Keep new and used batteries out of reach of children. If swallowed, a lithium button battery can cause severe or fatal internal burns in as little as 2 hours. Seek immediate medical attention or call the Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26 if a battery may have been swallowed or placed inside any part of the body. The battery compartment is secured with a screw and must be kept closed. Do not use the meter if the battery compartment will not close securely.

Reach

How high will the 22ft pole reach?

The pole extends to about 6.7 m, and your own height adds to that. Windows are all done from the ground.

  • 1Single storeyEasy work. Run it short and it's light in the hands all day. With room around the house, you can often do the solar panels from the ground too.
  • 2Second storeyCleans second storey windows from the ground.
  • 3Third storeyIt can just reach some third storey windows. Doing them regularly? Ask us about the 30ft pole.

Solar panels up on the roof? Set an extension ladder up at the roof line and clean them from the ladder. Never stand or walk on the roof or the panels.

Why hybrid

Carbon fibre and fibreglass: the best mix of the two

We picked a hybrid pole on purpose. It's strong enough for everyday work and still light enough to hold up all day.

  • ✕Fibreglass onlyTough and cheap, but heavy. At full height it bends and sways, and your arms and shoulders feel it.
  • ✕Carbon fibre onlyThe lightest option, but more brittle. A knock, a drop or an over-tightened clamp can crack it, and it costs a lot more to replace.
  • ✓Hybrid, what we sellCarbon fibre keeps it light and stiff, fibreglass makes it tough. Tougher than full carbon, far lighter than fibreglass.
Why pure water

A pole on its own just moves tap water

The minerals in your tap water go up the pole with it, and they're what dry on the glass as spots. Pure water is what makes a water fed pole work.

Pole with tap water
Pole with pure water from our DI tank
Minerals dry on the glass as spots and streaks
Nothing left in the water to dry into a spot
Needs a squeegee or chamois to finish
Dries clear on its own, straight off the pole
Spots show up as soon as the sun hits the glass
Just as clean in full sun
Leaves a mineral film on solar panels
Rinses panels clean with nothing left behind
No way to tell what's in your water
TDS meter in the box, check your water in seconds
Your water, your numbers

Most sellers quote one generic number that has nothing to do with your situation. We work out yours, from your postcode or your own TDS reading.

Litres of pure water from each full set of resin
Your tap waterLite 10LPro 15LCommercial 25L
100 ppm2,550 to 2,900 L4,000 to 4,500 L6,700 to 7,500 L
200 ppm1,280 to 1,450 L2,000 to 2,250 L3,350 to 3,750 L
300 ppm850 to 970 L1,330 to 1,500 L2,230 to 2,500 L
400 ppm640 to 730 L1,000 to 1,130 L1,680 to 1,880 L
500 ppm510 to 580 L800 to 900 L1,340 to 1,500 L

Why litres, not houses? A first clean on a dirty house can use several times the water of a regular clean, and every operator works differently. Litres are the honest number, and experienced window cleaners already think in them.

Tap water changes through the year. Supplies get blended and dam levels move, so your reading can go up and down. Your free TDS meter always tells you where you stand: 0 ppm means fresh resin, doing its job. Above 10 ppm, it's time to replace the resin.

Very hard water? Above about 400 ppm the resin works a lot harder. Give us a call before you buy and we'll talk you through it.

Flow

Designed to handle pressure washer flow, so a water fed pole is easy work

Every tank we sell is built to keep up with a car pressure washer, and those usually pull somewhere between 5 and 10 litres a minute. A water fed brush only needs roughly 2 to 3 litres a minute to rinse glass properly.

So on a pole, the tank is working well within itself, giving you steady pure water at the brush from the first window to the last. The slower flow also gives the water more time with the resin, which helps it make the most of every fill.

It runs on your normal tap pressure. No pump, no power, nothing to plug in.

Car pressure washer5 to 10 La minute, usually
Water fed brush2 to 3 La minute, roughly
Technique

Make every fill go further with the bypass

Every tank comes with the bypass head already fitted. On a cool, shady side it saves a lot of resin. In full sun, skip it and use pure water the whole way.

  1. 1
    Scrub the whole side on bypass Tap water goes straight through to the brush, so none of your resin is used. Do the whole side before you switch.
  2. 2
    Flick to filter and run the hose clear Your hose is still full of tap water. Let it run until you hear air come through, then you know it's running pure. The longer the hose, the more water that takes, so switch once per side, not once per window.
  3. 3
    Rinse the whole side pure Rinse every window while the glass is still wet. Pure water leaves nothing behind, so it dries clear on its own.

Full sun? Skip the bypass. By the time you switch over and run the hose clear, tap water on hot glass has already dried into spots. On sunny sides, scrub and rinse with pure water only.

Solar panels

Cleaning solar panels the right way

Dust, pollen and bird droppings sit on your panels and get in the way of the sun. Here's how to clean them without doing any harm.

  • Clean them coolGo early in the morning or late in the afternoon. Water on hot panels dries before you can rinse, and hot glass doesn't like cold water.
  • Soft brush, tap pressureA soft brush and normal tap pressure is all it takes. Never use a pressure washer or anything abrasive on panels.
  • Pure water, no soapNo detergent needed. Pure water lifts the dirt and leaves nothing behind, so there's no film for the next lot of dust to stick to.
  • Stay off the roofOn a single storey with room around it, work from the ground. Otherwise clean from an extension ladder at the roof line. Never walk on the panels, and check your panel maker's cleaning instructions before you start.

Safety first: carbon fibre conducts electricity, and so does a wet pole. Never use one near overhead power lines, and keep well clear of the line into your house.

Good to know

Why we don't add a carbon pre-filter

A carbon filter takes out chlorine, taste and smell. It doesn't take out the dissolved minerals that cause water spots, and those minerals are what use up your resin.

Most of Australia's big water supplies, including Sydney, Brisbane and much of WA, are disinfected with chloramine rather than chlorine. Chloramine is far harder for carbon to break down, and a small inline cartridge does very little to it at working flow.

We tested pre-filters with our own customers and saw no noticeable difference in resin life. So rather than charge you for a part that doesn't earn its place, we fit the bypass head, which does.

Reviews

What our customers say

These are reviews of the same tank. Most come from people rinsing cars, which is the harder job for the tank.

Customer Reviews

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Mark Apletree
A Spot Free Rinse That Is Really Spot Free!!

I don't usually write reviews but I'm going to make an exception here.

I live up in the Pilbara, and our water here is some of the harshest stuff in the country so trust me when I say I have tried a few different so called SPOT FREE promises in my 20 + years up here, none of which have come close!

So, previously the only way to get a spot free rinse is to immediately follow up with a wipe down before the heat dries the calcium and other nasties on your paint work and windows.

When Spot Free Rinse they called me the day it arrived to see what I thought (Left a message on voicemail) I initially thought wow very prompt customer service, however being I hadn't used it, yet I didn't bother returning the call.

So, today Sunday 18th Jan 2026 was the first time using it and WOW!!! I rinsed the whole car on a 39-degree day under the shade of our carport and without using any drying aids or towels this filter gave a 100% SPOT FREE finish.

Amazing filter guys and so glad I have now found something that actually works, and on some of the hardest water around.

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Anonymous
Love it

Love it, does exactly what it’s suppose to do and quality is great.

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ST
Invest in your own happiness

I have wasted years of my weekends drying to minimise water spots. Thousands spent on towels, drying agents, blowers…they did a good job, but always some spots. This rinse is perfect, first time, and even washed in full sun. Local TDS of 247 in Brisbane. A final rinse with Spot Free and it was parked to air dry. Not a single spot. I wish I had done this earlier.

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James
Washed and rinsed the ute in mid day sun with no

Washed and rinsed the ute in mid day sun with no drying or water spots! Works perfectly😎

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James Packman
Everything Spot Free Rinse promises is absolutely delivered! I love it and can't believe I didn't

Everything Spot Free Rinse promises is absolutely delivered! I love it and can't believe I didn't do it earlier. What surprised me the most is the glass. I didn't have to do a damn thing to the windscreen after the final rinse. So, no towels required and no glass cleaner at the end of the wash. Bloody awesome product!

FAQ

Questions we get asked

Can I use the pole with plain tap water?

You can scrub with tap water, but if you rinse with it the glass dries with spots. The pure water rinse is what lets the glass dry clear without a squeegee.

How high does the pole reach?

The 22ft pole extends to about 6.7 m, and your own height adds to that. It cleans second storey windows from the ground and can just reach some third storey windows. If you do third storey work regularly, ask us about the 30ft pole.

Can I clean my solar panels from the ground?

On a single storey home with room around it, often yes. Otherwise set an extension ladder up at the roof line and clean the panels from the ladder. Never stand or walk on the roof or the panels.

What else do I need?

A garden hose or hose reel to run from the tank to the pole. We leave it out on purpose: most people already have one, and everyone needs a different length. We use a 30 m reel so the tank stays put while we work our way around the house.

What is a DI tank?

DI stands for deionised. The tank is filled with resin that takes the dissolved minerals out of your tap water, so what comes out the other end dries clear instead of leaving spots.

When do I replace the resin?

Check the tank's output with your TDS meter. 0 ppm means fresh resin, doing its job. Above 10 ppm, it's time to replace the resin. Resin replacement kits start from $159 for the Lite and $225 for the Pro.

How many houses will I get out of it?

We don't quote houses, because a first clean can use several times the water of a regular clean, and every operator works differently. Put your postcode into the calculator for the litres you'll get, then compare that with what you use on a typical job.

Does it work for solar panels?

Yes. Solar panels need exactly the same thing as glass: pure water for the rinse so nothing is left behind when it dries.

Can I run two poles off one tank?

Yes, with a splitter after the tank. Keep in mind two poles use the resin twice as fast.

My water is very hard. Will it still work?

It will still give you pure water, but the resin won't go as far. Above about 400 ppm, call us before you buy and we'll help you work out whether it suits how much you clean.

Do I need a pump or power?

No. It runs on your normal tap pressure.

How do I store it between jobs?

Keep it out of direct sun, and close the tank off so the resin stays wet between jobs.

Water fed pole, step by step

Set up the pole, connect purified water and clean windows and solar panels the right way.

Open the pole guide →