Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: dazmond on October 11, 2010, 06:48:23 pm
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im noticing that this happening as it gets colder and damper.
a day last week they were still not dry 3 hours later!! ::) ::)any of you guys resort to a bit of blading off?i do on a few kitchen windows for the old folk but dont normally.
i sure it could affect the clean taking so long to dry esp if its a bit windy as dirt can get trapped in the droplets thus drying out with spots!! ::) ::)
whats your thoughts guys as we approach the colder/damper weather?
regards
dazmond
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i sure it could affect the clean taking so long to dry esp if its a bit windy as dirt can get trapped in the droplets thus drying out with spots!!
The reason i do it, futhermore you can work with a much higher tds!
I can work of my tap water which is 56ppm because i blade a lot of them i dont worry about the tds!
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haha, why not use trad in first place. i cant see any point in soaking window with distilled water then blading , it just doesnt make sense!!
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totally agree
haha, why not use trad in first place. i cant see any point in soaking window with distilled water then blading , it just doesnt make sense!!
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It always takes longer in the winter Daz.... dont worry about it
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im noticing that this happening as it gets colder and damper.
a day last week they were still not dry 3 hours later!! ::) ::)any of you guys resort to a bit of blading off?i do on a few kitchen windows for the old folk but dont normally.
i sure it could affect the clean taking so long to dry esp if its a bit windy as dirt can get trapped in the droplets thus drying out with spots!! ::) ::)
whats your thoughts guys as we approach the colder/damper weather?
regards
dazmond
had this on my own windows at weekend where wet all the way till dark , 3-4 hours and then took even longer to dry
also on a new job last week near some trees while they were drying loads of cack was blown off trees and when dry they looked worse than when i started just traded them as they were down stairs thankfully it was sort of a bungalow on that side so no ups to worry about but it makes you wonder!!
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if we get a winter like last year, they wont dry at all, they will just FREEZE ;)
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if we get a winter like last year, they wont dry at all, they will just FREEZE ;)
thats what i was just going say,looks like you will need get the ladders out of garage daz over winter with a bottle of screen wash lol
trad will never die
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hot dries much quicker
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Better get me ladder out I guess.
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Better get me ladder out I guess.
ladders are banned ;D had a wc tell me this last week ::)
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When they dry , they dry, never found time to time them. ;)
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im noticing that this happening as it gets colder and damper.
a day last week they were still not dry 3 hours later!! ::) ::)any of you guys resort to a bit of blading off?i do on a few kitchen windows for the old folk but dont normally.
i sure it could affect the clean taking so long to dry esp if its a bit windy as dirt can get trapped in the droplets thus drying out with spots!! ::) ::)
whats your thoughts guys as we approach the colder/damper weather?
regards
dazmond
Daz, you're saying they took ages to dry. How wet was the water?
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im noticing that this happening as it gets colder and damper.
a day last week they were still not dry 3 hours later!! ::) ::)any of you guys resort to a bit of blading off?i do on a few kitchen windows for the old folk but dont normally.
i sure it could affect the clean taking so long to dry esp if its a bit windy as dirt can get trapped in the droplets thus drying out with spots!! ::) ::)
whats your thoughts guys as we approach the colder/damper weather?
regards
dazmond
Daz, you're saying they took ages to dry. How wet was the water?
;D very wet
dazmond don't worry in winter I have seen water on windows I cleaned at 3pm still at 7pm and I was horrified as I thought it was spotting but it was not it was just well wet, and the customer never notices as it is pitch black outside
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if we get a winter like last year, they wont dry at all, they will just FREEZE ;)
i love it when they freeze you go home and chill ;D