Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: MNWC on May 13, 2011, 08:46:38 pm
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have got an account that has there glass con roof cleaned every month.
Last time i cleaned it, there was loads of yellow/rust colour spots about 3 mm in diameter. these i believe are bee poo.
Whats the best way to get rid of them ? I tried pre soaking, in the end i had to soak and then get my bank card out and scrape then rince !!
There must be a better way
HELP !!!!!
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have got an account that has there glass con roof cleaned every month.
Last time i cleaned it, there was loads of yellow/rust colour spots about 3 mm in diameter. these i believe are bee poo.
Whats the best way to get rid of them ? I tried pre soaking, in the end i had to soak and then get my bank card out and scrape then rince !!
There must be a better way
HELP !!!!!
Did you use your Nectar card? It will attract the bees.
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have got an account that has there glass con roof cleaned every month.
Last time i cleaned it, there was loads of yellow/rust colour spots about 3 mm in diameter. these i believe are bee poo.
Whats the best way to get rid of them ? I tried pre soaking, in the end i had to soak and then get my bank card out and scrape then rince !!
There must be a better way
HELP !!!!!
Did you use your Nectar card? It will attract the bees.
;D
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No help whatsobloodyever. But very very clever
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;D Very good
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He didn't say 'please'.
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Very clever PLEASE ::) ;D
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CHECK OUT THIS REACH AROUND & DOODLEBUG SET UP IT MIGHT BE WHAT YOUR AFTER
http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/Plastic_Goosenecks.html
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;D I think thats the very thing
Cheers
Cleancare
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I think you will find that even a doodlebug will not shift this stuff unless first presoaked with a good cleaner.
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I think you will find that even a doodlebug will not shift this stuff unless first presoaked with a good cleaner.
THEN I WOULD PROBABLY TRAD POLE IT...A GOOD SOAP UP THEN SCRAPE WITH 4" SCRAPER ON POLE.
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Didn't the Germans favour doodlebugs for cleaning windows?
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get a litre of bpee from ur local service station