Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: oasisdweeb on January 16, 2012, 09:06:53 pm
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been asking some of my customers if i can clean there solar panels but told they were self cleaning.but i know someone who works for e o n and he reckons this is rubbish.any theory s pls
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They can`t be self cleaning when it is not raining in the most productive time of the year summer time If you look at my website it explains when to get your solor panels clean ;D ;D
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oh thats why there dirty and the odd ones greening up!
mark m, do you just use a standard wfp brush or there is one for solar panels i beleive.
i started cleaning them about 6 years ago and just used a normal brush
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oh thats why there dirty and the odd ones greening up!
mark m, do you just use a standard wfp brush or there is one for solar panels i beleive.
i started cleaning them about 6 years ago and just used a normal brush
i use a xtreme ( black brush )
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wat s yr web adress mark m
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lol all rubish, am getting more solar panel cleaning jobs every month, i never ever thought of solar panel cleaning before, but now i have loads on my books, thank god for bird sh&*% lol
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oasisweeb clickk on the world icon under mark m and links to website
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There are a few threads running on Solar/PV systems. Pure water is all that's needed despite what some companies might say, just make sure your covered under your insurance to work on them.
March to September is apparently the right time for a clean, twice yearly :)