Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: croxley steve on October 11, 2012, 03:20:45 pm
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Hi all , got a problem with bad streaks on glass roof . The conny is about 14 years old and doesnt look like its been cleaned much . Top of roof is capped by rectangular piece of lead approx 6ft x 2 ft and waters been staining glass all over , looks like limescale you find on shower screen in bathroom . Any ideas would be much appreciated
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run away ;D
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What you are describing is lead oxide stains. The chances of removing them are slim, so if I was you, i would read the 2nd post ;)
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Many thanks for replies , i think il give it a wide berth !
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What you are describing is lead oxide stains. The chances of removing them are slim, so if I was you, i would read the 2nd post ;)
and follow ben m's advice
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What you are describing is lead oxide stains. The chances of removing them are slim, so if I was you, i would read the 2nd post ;)
and follow ben m's advice
do as already advised
Darran
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disagree use some magico ;D
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disagree use some magico ;D
more like spray&prayo
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Is it possible to reach by hand??
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No avo , you can reach about half way all round , was hoping there was something i could spray on leave then scrub and wash with wfp
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One more vote here for the "Run Forrest, run!" brigade ...
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One more vote here for the "Run Forrest, run!" brigade ...
;D ;D ;D ;D
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I did a google search.
What that stain is on the glass is lead carbonate and is impervious to almost any cleaning solution. It can be removed with nitric acid though.
Run, Forest, run.
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Thanks - im running !