Does this squeegee screw into a longer pole? If so, can you use any screwable broom handle ?
1470543
Yes it is designed to attach to a longer pole, though haven't tried doing so. We only use it in our shower stall. Sorry, can't definitely answer your second question.
1470544
No, it's no threaded. It's designed to fit on a double pop-up pole, presumably sold by Ettore.
1470545
It doesn't screw in. It has a tapered hole that is 1 in. at the top and goes down 3 in. I can't tell what the taper is.
1470546
Th short answer is "no" as the handle is made of plastic and is not threaded. However, I use a telescoping aluminium pole made by Ettore that has a threaded and a tapered end that fits nicely into my larger brass 15" Ettore squeegee. I can reach 15' with that arrangement.
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The squeegee comes with a very small and simple but cleverly designed holder made of translucent plastic. It has a "peel & stick" feature at the top and a cut-out at the other end. You simply turn the squeegee upside down and put the handle through the hole. You can't really see it when the squeegee is in place. And it blends into whatever you've stuck it on when the squeegee isn't there. It's very handy. I think you could probably apply it to just about any surface.
1743414
We mounted ours on the old satellite mount, which is a little bit bigger than a rake handle. The bolts and screws that you use to mount it are also adjustable so you could likely get away with a bigger or smaller pole, no problem.
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It seems unlikely. Its a sliding telescopic pole, which extends to a good length for mopping the floors. But I don't see any way that an extension would attach to the pole: one end has a black swivel joint and the other end has the handle. No extra screw joints to put in an extra piece.
2011139
This isn't a pole, it is a pole hook. You would have to supply the pole. Go to the hardware store, or to Lowe's or Home Depot and buy whatever pole you need that has a threaded end. It can be the length of a broom or it can be a telescoping handle, as long as it is threaded. This pole hook offered by Amazon screws on to the end of whatever pole you own.
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The housing for the pole to fit into the plastic handle is a fixed diameter, meaning it can only be used with their center pole. Their pole that you can purchase separately has a custom design with flat spots around the circumference to allow for drilling the required screw holes for attaching the cover and for fixing the pole length (it comes in two sections and you twist the flat spots against each other to bind it up, then screw the two sections together).
1720653
I don't think you can ... Don't remember any thread at the handle end of the pole
928558
I Bought one it would not work with a standard broom screw. I had to get a pressure insert and push it on firmly it has work just fine since then. I think is has a non standard fitting that works only with there fittings. But it is the best cob web remover I have found.
214550
my handle is a normal broom size length, however, i assume that you can use any adjustable handle from any other product and just switch back and forth if need be.
1896804
No there is not. The handle is solid wood with a rounded tip on the end. Would be easy to drill a hole into the end of the handle if needed. Please keep in mind this broom is very short. Many people seem surprised despite it being clearly identified in the item description.
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I looked on several sites dealing in 'door sweeps' and all of them only use screws with the 48" sweeps. I'm afraid just the 36" ones come with an adhesive backing. If I ever come across a 48" version, I'll certainly post! Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1579511
It does not have threads which would allow it to be screwed onto an extension pole. It does have screw holes in the handle which would allow you to attach it to a wooden extension pole using screws.
912887
The handle has the same thread as a paint roller. A pole for a paint roller should work.
1291192
Sorry, I used an old handle I had for several years from another broom. You may want to check at a hardware store in your area.
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Yes. You can use any type of wooden broom pole and roll it or a small square using cardboard/plywood and wrap it in a small square. Hope this helps.
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I just received mine. It does not work with a standard threaded pole. The grip is not the female end that could be attached to a pole. The handle is the male end and inserts into the end of an Unger made pole. It uses two spring loaded posts to hold it on the pole. Don't buy it unless you have a pole you can adapt it to.
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The "Big-Reach" Complete Property Maintenance Set comes with a "Hook & Crook" attachment that works very well to hang Christmas lights and decorations up to a standing reach from 4' to 23'. We also sell a single screw-on "Hook & Crook" that will fit on any acme-threaded extension pole. Regarding an attachment to insert or install hanger hooks, we do not make that kind of attachment. I believe you may be referring to an attachment called the "Add-A-Hook" tool but I have been unable to locate it on the internet. I came across it a couple of years ago but it is possible the manufacturer stopped making it or went out of business. I will keep looking for it and will forward the info if I find it. I hope this answer helps. Jim Donohue, owner of Big Reach products