Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: dotty on January 16, 2012, 10:39:30 pm
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a window cleaner came to me this morning and told me to put a cap full of screen wash in my bucket with water and washing up liquid to shop it freezing on window i tried it and guess what it worked
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ok good luck when it is minus 10 ;D with a cap fill of screenwash
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today was doing a conservatory and put spunge on window and it just froze this other window cleaner put some screen wash in bucket and it was fine
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ok tommy ;D
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it mite help a bit but temp aint that low,i used screen wash last year when we had the cold patch and my bucket was a slush puppy after a couple of hours so needed changing couple times a day,an i used more than a cap full
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you need to use half and half and sometime completely scrrenwash, the pink stuff from halfords will do ya
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i have used screenwash in mine last year.in fact ive still got 4 big tubs of it in my storage space!!but you only need to use it if its -2 or 3 in the day.it smells awful!and leaves blue sludge on window sills!!i really dont like using it.its a last resort during spells of really cold weather and when im miles behind with work.in fact i used it with a trad pole and left wfp gear at home when it was below -2! ;D ;D
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you need to use half and half and sometime completely scrrenwash, the pink stuff from halfords will do ya
This is the method.
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I find staying at home and sending the wife and kids out is even better ;D
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i am new to this and it worked for me if it keeps you going i.ll try ouwt
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wind up
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I worked in - 13 last year doing shopfronts using 100% Isoproponyl, no water. Screen wash would never have looked at it. Where there is a will.
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I just urinate in mine every half hour ;)
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Every half hour. :o :o :o
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I just urinate in mine every half hour ;)
ahh you just killed me!!!! ;D :D ;) :D ;D lol
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