Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Darren H on November 05, 2011, 04:25:44 pm
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are the old leaded windows good to wfp i have a job with these and they seem very delicate.
Is it just a case of gentle scrub plenty of water.
any advice helpful.
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I have a few houses like this and they come up mint!
You may get the odd window that leaks a bit of water inside but I explain to the customer and they are fine with it :)
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they do leak because they are individual pains....(and there 60yr old)
i still do em mind, just brush softly
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gardiners dt flocked the original one is perfect for old leads
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Yes they wfp lovely and look really good when done.
plenty of water and gentle scrubbing with a good rinse.
yes they do leak but most customers with this style of window are already aware of this !
but just check and confirm that they are happy with everything
Darran
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Be very careful with the leaded windows as even if you are gentle the brush will pull the lead off
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i find the older the glass the shinier it looks!
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Thanks for replys will have a word with the customer and give it a go if he is ok with it will have to go easy by the sounds of it though as my brushes are stiff.
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I only use a soft brush and still some lead comes off on some windows
Don't get me wrong I still do leaded but I tickle the dirt off ;D ;D ;D
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Be very careful with the leaded windows as even if you are gentle the brush will pull the lead off
i think are you confusing 'leaded' that are stuck on with old fashioned leaded windows where each segment is an
individual piece of glass
Darran
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My original question related to windows that are individual bits of glass held together with lead.