Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: stuart mc on March 19, 2013, 07:48:38 pm
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right I do a house with these type window, there is no space to get brush behind the glass thing on the right, this pic is the front low level but the ones round the back at height are harder
anyone do these and how
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does it not slide along on a runner.
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does it not slide along on a runner.
yes but I am not climbing up my wfp to do it
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does it not slide along on a runner.
yes but I am not climbing up my wfp to do it
ok smash it job done sorted. ;) try pushing it along with the pole.
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put ur trad adaptor on another pole, wet it slide it between the glass and rub like you would wfp, then rinse well with your wfp brush! ;D
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sorry the small glass is fixed, the window slides, no problem when trad as a squeegie fits and scrim to clean behind the small piece of glass, at minute I just spray water behind the screen best I can and I can't clean behind the small screen
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My Gardiners Extreme fit's in behind them perfectly. You will need to buy one ya tight a rse.
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My Gardiners Extreme fit's in behind them perfectly. You will need to buy one ya tight a rse.
I have one and it doesn't and how do you clean the back of the small screen :P
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so a trad adaptor wont fit in then?
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so a trad adaptor wont fit in then?
yes just but it soaps up both the window and the back of the screen
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just use a wet one with no soap on it, just pure water then rinse it down after,
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thats how i did these ones, but had to use a long angle adaptor on my pole to get the adaptor down behind the glass,
she has had 4-5 different window cleaners and i was the only one that has managed to clean behind them!
there is only about 2-3cm gap at the bottom so cant get anything up it, you had to work from the top down!
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1363724675_Untitledsd.jpg)
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just use a wet one with no soap on it, just pure water then rinse it down after,
yeah that would work, sod It I will keep doing it as I am at the moment they haven't complained in 4 years ;D just thought I would ask as I noticed last time I did inside they were not perfect, not that the customer did, just me. I cleaned them up properly from the inside at the time but I only do insides about once every two years
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just use a wet one with no soap on it, just pure water then rinse it down after,
yeah that would work, sod It I will keep doing it as I am at the moment they haven't complained in 4 years ;D just thought I would ask as I noticed last time I did inside they were not perfect, not that the customer did, just me. I cleaned them up properly from the inside at the time but I only do insides about once every two years
as long as they are happy thats the main thing!
i dont know why these peopel have to design thes things really, makes it hard to clean, but guess they never think of that, as long as it looks good they dont care! leave it to the poor guys that have to clean them to get round the problem!
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run like fleck and replace with 2 ;D ;D ;D