Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Pure Glass on April 16, 2011, 07:54:03 pm
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As above really. Got a job on Thursday. Do you spray it from the floor or use an old pole??
Fascia only, really green though
Ta, Steve
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i fill a barrel and use my trolley to get it up there, SAJ used a garden sprayer with an old pole which is a good idea.
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I'm now using the unger soap dispenser and it's working well constant flow of mixed water and TFR excellent
for gable fascia 40 ft up
Darran
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I'm now using the unger soap dispenser and it's working well constant flow of mixed water and TFR excellent
for gable fascia 40 ft up
Darran
Yes I use something similar but its cheaper than the Unger.
http://www.hgpromotions.com/?page=products&cid=6
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get up your ladders!! :P ;D
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get up your ladders!!
Don't swear on the forum!
;)
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I use my lads super soaker - does the job great 8) proper professsssionalll.
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ive got one of these too, they work well,
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Combined-IN-LINE-Plant-Food-Feeder-Soap-Dispenser-/140534056932?pt=UK_HomeGarden_Garden_GardenOrnaments_JN&hash=item20b87b87e4#ht_1683wt_1139
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I may be alone in this, but my experience of even the greenest fascias and gutters is that if I run along them giving them a soak with pure water, then by the time I go back to the start and scrub, the dirt just comes off.
In light of that, I don't use any chemical on them.
Am I missing something? Have other people tried both methods and found TFR speeds things up?
Genuine question, by the way...
Vin
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I may be alone in this, but my experience of even the greenest fascias and gutters is that if I run along them giving them a soak with pure water, then by the time I go back to the start and scrub, the dirt just comes off.
In light of that, I don't use any chemical on them.
Am I missing something? Have other people tried both methods and found TFR speeds things up?
Genuine question, by the way...
Vin
same as you I was using just water and didn't see a problem. Having used tfr I won't be looking back. For brackets it is good stuff. Also it does speed things up
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I may be alone in this, but my experience of even the greenest fascias and gutters is that if I run along them giving them a soak with pure water, then by the time I go back to the start and scrub, the dirt just comes off.
In light of that, I don't use any chemical on them.
Am I missing something? Have other people tried both methods and found TFR speeds things up?
Genuine question, by the way...
Vin
DITTO thats why i started this thread. so im gonna give it a go then i will know if its really as good as people say.
Doh! sorry just realised this is not my thread :-[
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while i agree that pure (and ordinary tap) water will remove green and grime there is a destinct difference
in the amount of scrubbing required - usually on sun baked finials and wooden painted fascia's.
a good squirt of tfr speeds up the process on the hardest parts of the job. the same goes for windows on 1st
cleans i can do without tfr but the job takes longer to scrub out the frames and built up grime on the glass.
Darran
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Is TFR ok on wooden painted stuff ??? i have never used it on wood tell me more please, got 1 to do this week ???
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if the wooden fascia is green or black the trf just penetrates the dirt and far less scrubbing is required - painted wood surfaces
Darran