Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: dazmond on November 29, 2012, 07:39:04 pm
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first day back after 10 long days off and it was -2.no problems with cold wfp apart from a few slushy iced up windows on unheated porches!! ;D ;D ;D ;D
so how low do you think i can go with a cold wfp system compared to a hot one??and whats the lowest temperature you ve worked in using hot water?
cheers guys
dazmond
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We used to clean to minus 3/4 before any real probs developed - after that, if anyone commented on the frozen water on glass I was told to say it would be fine it's still pure and will thaw pure and your window will be clean!
To my knowledge we got no complaints :)
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We have cleaned down to -6 with hot.
Only thing is at that temp you need to run your reel back into top of tank until it comes hot otherwise it will freeze up on ground before it comes through.
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-2 thats a warm winters day here. try -10. 8)
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2 years ago we cleaned at -14
www.laneswindowcleaning.com
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I cleaned the British Antarctic Survey windows at their base on the Brunt Ice Shelf at -550C with cold water wearing shorts, flip-flops and a T shirt.
You bunch of Jessies.
Vin
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Call me a puff if you like but anything under -1 then I dont bother. ;D
So long as they have heating on then the glass will be warm.
Keep the water flowing when hose on ground and it prob wont freeze even if you just have a trickle running thru it
When we had -15 the year before last I tried trad with deicer in my bucket but it still froze a luvly shade of blue :)