Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Carl2009 on November 04, 2010, 05:53:03 pm
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From the Sunday Times: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/environment/article6998648.ece
"Nathan Colwell, is a second-generation window-cleaner. Two years ago, appalled by water waste in his trade, he switched to rainwater collected from a local garden centre and developed a zero-waste purification system. Now, instead of using up to 40 litres per job, his firm, NCPM247 (0844 549 9247, ncpm247.com), claims to clean “an average four-bedroom house” with a single litre of pure water (charges start at £45).
“We use the water in the form of vaporised spray,” Colwell says, “and add a solution that leaves behind a water-repelling trace element on the glass, so the windows need cleaning less often — perhaps three times a year, rather than every month.”
What’s the secret ingredient, then? “It’s secret.”
Anyone know these guys? http://www.ncpm247.com/hydrophobic-window-cleaning.php
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yea, they use to come on here bigging them selves up, he might be a window cleaner, but his compnay is property maintence, he is just good at getting publicity, if you think back he was in the papers a few months ago because one of his lads tried running over a cyclist or something
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Yeah, that's it lads, you will all lose work to these guys. Perfect windows that stay cleaner for longer. ::)
We're all dooooomed!
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i know what it is, he use the spray jets on the lowest setting possible, and then must blade off,