Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: geefree on December 19, 2010, 11:46:42 pm
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Hi ,
Whats the best way to do this?
I have tried the applicator on a pole, and then a cloth... and but the roof is not glass, its that plastic ribbed stuff...slightly ribbed....
in the end i had to use a cleaning spray and wipe with a cloth,....bloody hard work as the roof is fairly large.
any ideas welcome?
thanks.
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What about 5ltr pump up sprayer to apply the cleaning fluid then buff off with a dry applicator sleeve on a pole?
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Get yourself one of these!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqCxxpUOwkg
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I use a VERY mild solution of TFR, you could just as well use fairy liquid i suppose, spray it on roof. And then mop of with one of them sponge mops. The type you push the handle down to sqeeze out.
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Floor sponge mop upside down. Still very hard work.
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mop and blade off ladders or steps thats how i do it
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Thank you ;)
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get yourself a vikan easy shine kit, about £60 on ebay
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get yourself a vikan easy shine kit, about £60 on ebay
I'm tempted with one of these. Would like to hear from any of you who are using them successfully :)
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mop and blade off ladders or steps thats how i do it
That's what WC's used to do before. why didn't I think of that? ;D Spot on mate. ;)
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Vikan easyshine - Pah ! very hard work esp 1st cleans - you would probably get away with a polycarb roof, but
glass is a nightmare - i've gone back to lightly spraying with squeegee off and gg3 mix rub in with mop ( on pole )
then wrap microfibre over and buff
vikan i have found only to be good for maintance cleans and large panels of glass using pure - then it's very good and speedy. (not good for georgian panes or anything smaller than 18" sq.
Darran
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get yourself a vikan easy shine kit, about £60 on ebay
I'm tempted with one of these. Would like to hear from any of you who are using them successfully :)
As Smudger say, first cleans can be a bit ropey with these. I find them OK with maintenance cleans though and often use them for quickness on windows that I can reach. If you go this route, I suggest ordering extra pads from the outset because you will need them one day.