Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: bobby p on November 10, 2011, 09:01:49 pm
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iv just landed a bookies and as an extra they want the tv screens doing once a month- how are they best done?
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iv just landed a bookies and as an extra they want the tv screens doing once a month- how are they best done?
turn then off 1st ;D ;D ;D
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scrim/microfibre whatever you prefer
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i used to do the screens in a bookies
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turn them off first , is that so? also do you wet the scrim a bit ?
my girlfriends saying in my ear - you big daft tit, use a yellow duster
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wet n dry
just use a damp microfibre cloth then dry it off with a dry cloth
wax on wax off daniel son!
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I used a damp scrim simple as that
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r they color or black n white .charge a bit more if they colored.at moment we only have black n white up valleys .they have coloreds ones down cardiff
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sounds like a william hills ;)
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Best to do them on a busy Saturday afternoon. Wait for the horses to start running in the big race of the day and then get to work on the screens with a yellow duster. But you must work really slowly because of the static from the tv's.
If it's a photo finish, give them another wipe, with a different yellow duster, to make sure they are spotless and the correct result can be ascertained.........or maybe not, if some "big daft tit" is in the way, with a yellow duster in his hand.
;D
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that made me laff GRIFF , ;D
its a ladbrokes and i think theres about 8 screens i think they were colour and 1 big screen ,that looked like a plasma telly. i added 3 quid in to the price for these as i didnt think much of it at the time
it was funny how i got the job ,was sittin in my van outside the bookies trying to heat up on the dash a seafood platter id just bought in the co-op (didnt know it was frozen,durrbrain here) and then gave up and hid it all under the van and the bookie came over to tell me off for dumping rubbish by his shop . but i was quick,yeah iv not lost it, told him i was thawing it out by the van exhaust and within 5 minutes the job was a gud un.
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that made me laff GRIFF , ;D
its a ladbrokes and i think theres about 8 screens i think they were colour and 1 big screen ,that looked like a plasma telly. i added 3 quid in to the price for these as i didnt think much of it at the time
it was funny how i got the job ,was sittin in my van outside the bookies trying to heat up on the dash a seafood platter id just bought in the co-op (didnt know it was frozen,durrbrain here) and then gave up and hid it all under the van and the bookie came over to tell me off for dumping rubbish by his shop . but i was quick,yeah iv not lost it, told him i was thawing it out by the van exhaust and within 5 minutes the job was a gud un.
I don't believe you; you were trying to mussel in.
Oh, you didn't say it was Ladbrokes. They have to be done wfp. A 60ft aluminium pole would be best and a 125 litre trolley.
And remember, to rinse, rinse, rinse, rinse..........
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Make sure you use gloves,the tellies will be covered in cocaine dust from all the banknotes which you could absorb through the skin and thats not going to look good when you fail your own drug testing protocol.
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Make sure you use gloves,the tellies will be covered in cocaine dust from all the banknotes which you could absorb through the skin and thats not going to look good when you fail your own drug testing protocol.
as we sat outside that bookies the lad beside me told me that patch is well known for a certain drug being peddled there. "how come you know that?" i asked him . no answer
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In Scotland, you need a license to clean tellies!!
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haha, just use a scrim, takes 2 secs- youre only brushing the dust off
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have a look at this.... ive cleaned computers screens etc in the past... its the dogs and taolor made for lced plasma etc,,,
http://www.mrpcclean.co.uk/cleansafe-allinone-screen-cleaning-multipad-p-326.html?osCsid=aqliruvm78c15qfp0rjr5aag71