Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: lee_dewing on June 08, 2011, 09:07:31 am
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Hi, been using 40 degree fan jets a couple of months now, on a gardiners supa-lite brush.
I am happy with but can't seem to find a setting on my varistream for perfect rinse.
what i mean is i was on setting 4 (old digi varistream on freedom trolley 1-10) pencil jets; now go anywhere from 4-7.
don't like fans to full on as worried will not have good control when cleaning windows (rinsing).
Was wondering what others using fans do.
i.e is your controller settings 25% 50% higher than when you were using pencil jets.
maybe i am worrying about water consumption as i use 25 ltr barrels.
Also thinking of getting a different brush from gardiners so can rinse on the glass; anyone do this, is it producing good results?
I think i will find it hard to get out of the habbit of lifting to rinse.
thanks lee.
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i have mine set on 40 on a 1 -99 digital and i use 1 ltr of water about every 40 seconds
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thanks for your reply chicken man.
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used to use fans but don't now as I can't be bothered fitting them - they are very good though, maybe I'll go back to them.
anyway, back to your question - we have our pumps on full speed but use less water than when we ran the pumps slower - seems illogical but it makes it much quicker rinsing etc so less time on each window, give it a try.
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Thanks alan have done this but worried about not controlling rinse properly; i.e spraying brick work instead of windows etc.
Want to get an aqua- adapter to control rinseing more.
this might help.
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I am the same as alan, I rinse on so there is no problems with over spray.
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Stu-Mac
what brush do you use?
http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/info_BRU_SL_FLKD_JET.html
I use this one with 40 degree fan jets (blue ones) Gardiners fitted em for me.
Think this brush is not reccomended by them to rinse on glass.
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I have used loads currently using the super light xtreme white one excellent for rinsing on, but all I have used have been mono brushes, but I think you are correct and that brush is not recommended for rinsing on.
a few years ago when I did rinse off I still ran at full whack and just kept the brush close to the glass i.e just a couple of inches away until at least half way down the window and never had a problem with over spray
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thanks Stu