Clean It Up
UK General Cleaning Forum => General Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Aquakleen Restoration Services on January 16, 2012, 05:49:37 pm
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Hi ,
Been asked to remove chewing gum from a block paving AND tarmac. I will be pressure washing the areas with cold water so need something that is going to remove the gum on both surfaces.
Any suggestion guys?
John
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Pencil jet can remove gum with cold but will also damage the surface. Buy a hot box or get it done by someone else properly.
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Is there nothing available to dissolve or break down the gum like in carpet cleaning (very different I know)? ;D
I was thinking more for the tarmac really. Will look in to getting a pencil jet sorted, thanks!
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even if using a hot box be carefull on the tarmac, do a sample patch first as some tarmac is very soft and you will have to use a steamer on it which is much slower
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There is a solution for paving, I've tried it but didn't see how it would work. Load of bull IMO.
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P.S Trev, doing some gum removal later in Fulwood. ;)
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http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=145391.0
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P.S Trev, doing some gum removal later in Fulwood. ;)
only read your post now or i would of popped down and had a chat with you, im of ffor a kip now as working next three nights down Flint near ellsmere port.
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P.S Trev, doing some gum removal later in Fulwood. ;)
only read your post now or i would of popped down and had a chat with you, im of ffor a kip now as working next three nights down Flint near ellsmere port.
We knocked it on the head, we were creating an ice rink. ;D