Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Pure Glass on April 04, 2011, 10:42:45 pm
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As above, any links to websites. Need a 5l for a conny roof Friday
Ta, Steve
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This is what i use.... 1:23 + half a bottle of cheap fairy
http://www.thecleaningwarehouse.co.uk/clover-viro-sol-citrus-based-cleanerdegreaser-169-p.asp (http://www.thecleaningwarehouse.co.uk/clover-viro-sol-citrus-based-cleanerdegreaser-169-p.asp)
This is what it does .... with wfp and sill brush
http://s391.photobucket.com/albums/oo356/bongoville/Conservatory Valet 31032011 Pennine Rd/?albumview=slideshow (http://s391.photobucket.com/albums/oo356/bongoville/Conservatory Valet 31032011 Pennine Rd/?albumview=slideshow)
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me mate in the transport business ;D
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That's superb Blue Frog - how did you do the inside of the gutters? I never touch those. (beyond cleaning them of leaves and gunge)
Does that make me a bad person? ;D
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I'm getting one of those conservatory ladders, they look the bee's knees. Have a gander at one on one of your u.k sites. See ladders999.co.uk there are 2 to choose from. I gotta get me one o' dem. The U.k is the only way to go for gear. Nothing over here.
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Thanks Gold... its the first time i have been asked to clean the inside of a connys gutters.
i scooped out the crud into a bucket.... the virosol had been coming down off the roof into the gutters whilst i clean, so that must have helped.
I got the hose up there and flushed anything left down the drain (only bits really)
Then i got the brush from my kitchen dustpan and brush set and brushed the guttering with the hose on top flow.
Finally a final flush out with the hose and jobs a good un ;D
All in all the internal gutter clean took about 35 - 40 mins and charged an hours rate just for the internal gutterning. If i hadnt of had to go round to the neighbours to do half of it, i reckon it could be done in 20 - 30 mins with easy access.
To be honest i have been looking at conny ladders.... wfp, sill brush & a 5L sprayer does the trick as you can see
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its just my view but i personally feel if you wfp a con roof then a con ladder just isnt needed really.
plus it would slow you down alot!
if wfp didnt get the job done 100% then yes a con ladder could be handy but i find im always getting great results with just wfp and a pair of 3 - 5 tred steps for a better angle.
blue frog: seeing the pros of virosol, is there any cons to it??