The Unger Brass Quick Release handle holds onto the thick white scrubbies like a fixie clamp. I probably won’t use it often but it’ll be there on my belt when I need it. Just swap out a channel with my scrub pad and I’ll be good to go. Beats balancing the pad on the end of a pole. Thought of the idea because of another thread earlier this week. 
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It work better if you fold the scrubby pad in half Mike.
It comes in handy from time to time.
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Just be careful not to scratch the glass with those metal jaws 
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That why you fold the pad in half.
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Why you trying to reinvent the wheeel. 
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So it’s not a new idea? First time I ever saw it was earlier this morning week in a video posted on WCR
Anyone have a good method for steel wool on the end of a pole?
Wrap it Aroumd a 10" handle. I came up with it myself 
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Exactly 
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Thanks! I wish I’d seen it earlier, like 15 years ago. Some guy had a homeowner’s plastic squeegee handle with a blue scrub pad attached to it, in his tool belt video.
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I use the thick scrub pads. Maybe an inch thick. I think it’s to thick. Do they fit?
Is that face me after I scratch the crap out of someone’s windows? lol
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No its more like this 
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Looks like the thinner style pads. I like it better. And the new Unger handle is better to. Thanks
Maybe this is a dumb question but why not just use wool over a tbar?
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I started using this tool a few years back, when your doing a lot of pole work and that little scrubby part on your washer sleeve just doesn’t get through the bird dropping etc quick enough, this works great.
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I could see an advantage over the wool tbar. I can never seem to find a good place on my belt to keep it.
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I get my white scrubby pads at Ace Hardware.
Any time Mike!
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