Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: DW Window Cleaning on October 04, 2011, 06:09:49 pm
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just picked up a new window cleaning contract. Car showroom internal windows approx 30ft high in 5ft windows with approx 4/5 inch sills. Tiled slippy floor with cars etc in the way. What is best way of cleaning these windows. Anyone got any good ideas
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How can gain a contract and not know how you are going to clean it ?
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One man on wfp to do the windows, second man with large wet/dry vac to dry the floors and cars :P ;D
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yes t y daft tw at 4 yoyr advice cleaned more contracts than youve had hot dinners thank you anyway
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yes cheers pittsy u can button up as well
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DW
I would use a wagtail on a extension pole.
regards
Simon
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yes t y daft tw at 4 yoyr advice cleaned more contracts than youve had hot dinners thank you anyway
you will know just what to do then..... ;)
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i would be very inclined to get them to move the cars (at least enough to not risk damage)...then me personally....i would use ladders with a footer at the bottom
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its a good point though isnt it, if you gained the contract how did you price it if you dont know how your going to do it? i would be inclined to get them to move the cars and ladder and get it footed
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yes t y daft tw at 4 yoyr advice cleaned more contracts than youve had hot dinners thank you anyway
you will know just what to do then..... ;)
;D ;D
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That many you haven't worked out how to clean inside windows yet,doh!
yes t y daft tw at 4 yoyr advice cleaned more contracts than youve had hot dinners thank you anyway
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30 ft is quite high on a ladder.
Using wfp may not be as stupid as it sounds.
I have not been in this situation yet, but doing the top 2 or 3 rows wfp and using the water from this to complete the job using squeegee may actually work very well.
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yes t y daft tw at 4 yoyr advice cleaned more contracts than youve had hot dinners thank you anyway
You sound like you know what you're doing !!! Even though you can't spell and can get a contract. Anyway, i'd probably use an unger trad pole (or equivalent) with an angle adapter as sold by wagtail (OTHERS ARE AVAILABLE).
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30 ft is quite high on a ladder.
Using wfp may not be as stupid as it sounds.
I have not been in this situation yet, but doing the top 2 or 3 rows wfp and using the water from this to complete the job using squeegee may actually work very well.
didnt read that bit...but is still do able
but 30ft???? inside a car show room...really?
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30 ft is quite high on a ladder.
Using wfp may not be as stupid as it sounds.
I have not been in this situation yet, but doing the top 2 or 3 rows wfp and using the water from this to complete the job using squeegee may actually work very well.
didnt read that bit...but is still do able
but 30ft???? inside a car show room...really?
maybe they sell big cars 8)
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ta da boom chhhhh :P
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just picked up a new window cleaning contract. Car showroom internal windows approx 30ft high in 5ft windows with approx 4/5 inch sills. Tiled slippy floor with cars etc in the way. What is best way of cleaning these windows. Anyone got any good ideas
Can you tell us the address, and the dealership details, and we can then call in the professionals and get the job done ? Whoever gets the job has to pay you a commission.
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Use what I've got an Ionic pro 10 internal kit, or you could sub it to me... ;)
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Pressure wash it all and charge them to wash the cars at the same time :D
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anyone used the dragonfly internal cleaning kit and if so is it any good? Is it worth £500
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paul coleman has one...try and pm him maybe
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anyone used the dragonfly internal cleaning kit and if so is it any good? Is it worth £500
In a word, no.
All this is is a modified backpack assembled on a belt.
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you can get an internal wfp system that uses wet vacs to extract the waste water iv never priced them and dont really want too the prices they charge that dragonfly makes me p a fibre glasspole with a vikan top and a spray gun £500 haha id go for a pole with a traditional adapter takes longer but thats where the price increases