Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: andrewwebb1 on January 11, 2011, 09:22:57 pm
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How many of you find it necessary to rinse on regular maintenance cleans. After 4 to 6 weeks between cleans most windows are not very dirty and I wonder if it makes a lot of difference if you rinse or not.
Andy.
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How do you remove any dirt if you don't rinse?
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By Scrubbing and having a high flow rate which washes the dirt away.
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That's called rinsing isn't it?
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I rinse like a beast, brush off, rather than do a dodgy job. I'm only a novice though so probably rinse too much.
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Rince properly every time; it's the only way to be sure you've done a decent job.
In my humble opinion, of course ;)
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After 4 to 6 weeks between cleans most windows are not very dirty
I'm not sure i'd entireley agree with this. Some windows are exposed to the elements and do incur the wrath of the rain/wind, others get road traffic film.
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Rinsing is part of the package... wether it be on or off ... it needs to be done
Just brushing a window in my opinion just isnt enough to ensure you have done a propper job. As said above, different windows are subject to different conditions... if you want to keep your customer / not have to re-clean, then do it propper and rinse
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typical wfpers cutting corners again ;)
now now stan ;D ;D ;D