Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: alpha on November 16, 2005, 07:56:14 pm
-
Been using the wfp for a month and had an email tongiht from one our customers who concerned that water is coming in either through the vents or the seals. Anybody else come across this. Or is it just part of a brilliant but steep learning curve.
-
Occupational hazard
Dave
-
i did one of my better accounts, its a old house with OLD leaded windows, the type you can only just about touch with a scrim and then bend and look like they will just puch into the house
the lady of the house (the gardener call's her "marm" has said to me a number of times, i had little puddle on my window cill, BUT the windows really sparkled, they have never been so clean
-
We did one place and after a few minutes we realised there was no water going down the walls. We never did find out where the water went and the owner said nothing so .... ?
We've got to know the paces where wfp can't be used because of old frames, sash windows etc and for those we do them trad method.
It's as posted above - occupational hazard.
Cheers
-
Been using the wfp for a month and had an email tongiht from one our customers who concerned that water is coming in either through the vents or the seals. Anybody else come across this. Or is it just part of a brilliant but steep learning curve.
It also goes in through open windows! ;D ;D
-
the lady of the house (the gardener call's her "marm" has said to me a number of times, i had little puddle on my window cill, BUT the windows really sparkled, they have never been so clean
Matt "There yer go missus - luvly jubbly!"
Lady of the house "Why thank you young Matthew - you really are a gem! However I had a little puddle on one of the inside window cills!"
Matt "Yew wanna use the bog like wot I wuz brung up to do!"
Gardener (Waving scythe above his head) "Shall I see him off Ma'am?"
;D
-
Can you clean sash style windows with wfp then?
I've got quite a large number of houses with them,and I've just assumed I will be able to wfp them when i start useing the new system.
Nel.
-
the lady of the house (the gardener call's her "marm" has said to me a number of times, i had little puddle on my window cill, BUT the windows really sparkled, they have never been so clean
Matt "There yer go missus - luvly jubbly!"
Lady of the house "Why thank you young Matthew - you really are a gem! However I had a little puddle on one of the inside window cills!"
Matt "Yew wanna use the bog like wot I wuz brung up to do!"
Gardener (Waving scythe above his head) "Shall I see him off Ma'am?"
;D
very close ;D ;D ;D
-
Can you clean sash style windows with wfp then?
I've got quite a large number of houses with them,and I've just assumed I will be able to wfp them when i start useing the new system.
Nel.
Yes you can - but if they are old and loose fitting it's best not to because water will get in side.
-
Can you clean sash style windows with wfp then?
I've got quite a large number of houses with them,and I've just assumed I will be able to wfp them when i start useing the new system.
Nel.
With sash windows you have to do the the top sash first then the lower half when top sash has stopped dripping in all they can be very tricky to get right! first cleans can be a pain in the butt!! though once they are up to spec they are easy to clean from then on though on occasion a run comes from nowhere !! which is very anoying to say the least