Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Mist A Bit on August 26, 2010, 09:39:17 am
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hi guys,
just a quick question as i`ve got a large amount of plastic cladding that needs cleaning, im wfp and use a supalite mono which i think would give a poor scrubbing power, im changing to a viken sill brush so would that be good for cladding or is thier another brush thats superior for this type of work
steve
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Keep the brush as light as possible !
the vikan will kill your arms/shoulders
(http://i1045.photobucket.com/albums/b458/huxleyhobbs/Breydonbridgeend.jpg)
Darran
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good pic, the job in question is simular to that
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that side took 2 of us around 2 hours
the gable and down the windows had to be done with the SL2 and we swapped over every 10 mins, once low enough both of us worked together with the SL2 and SLX
the building had not been cleaned for 6 years
Darran
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What did you charge and how much water did you get through for that one Darren ?
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hi guys
had a 2 bed terace cladding allover and an extra large potrch covered in cladding - she asked for a price i said 70quid and - she said really in a kinda of thatmuch kind of way. dont think i would have wanted for less. does that sound about right?....
likewise how much did cost that side at in your pic - impressive pic (how longs that bloody pole lol)
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Looking at the photo, did you clean that cladding in an up and down scrubbing action?
I have found that you also need a sideways scrubbing action to get a thorough clean.
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i have done quite a few cladding jobs and always use a sill brush and spay jets is a must you cover so much more when rinsing
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spray tfr on it first. leave 10mins then go over with wfp. just melts away the dirt.