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UK General Cleaning Forum => General Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Blast Away on March 31, 2013, 04:03:37 am

Title: Goodfella
Post by: Blast Away on March 31, 2013, 04:03:37 am

In the video of mine you linked on the thread you locked was cleaning a cladded roof from a cherry picker. It was too slippery to walk on so opted to use the pole, which is our old pole and on the end was the 12" Mosmatic. It screws on but wasn't sturdy but did the job.
The impression you gave was that of what some of my customers would give which is that upon seeing the bristles on the skirt of the FSC, that it is a scrubber type device. Not the case.
Anyone who uses a FSC knows that it won't clean every kind of soiling from cladding but in the case of the video clip all that was required was a little pressure.
In other cases agitation will be needed with chems and a soft brush.

Title: Re: Goodfella
Post by: BDCS on March 31, 2013, 10:07:18 am

Its my football and I'm going home sulking  ;D

Title: Re: Goodfella
Post by: Roger Oakley on March 31, 2013, 07:52:54 pm

Will you please stop upsetting the add-on merchants Lee & Carl they are only trying to make a living nicking food off of someone else table.

Title: Re: Goodfella
Post by: BDCS on March 31, 2013, 09:26:24 pm

I've got clean and re oil a set of Westminster teak garden furniture and a nice hardwood bench I nicked. Roger, from either Argos or Wilkinsons what products would you use ?  :o

Title: Re: Goodfella
Post by: GoodFella2006 on March 31, 2013, 09:37:33 pm

Quote from: Roger Oakley on March 31, 2013, 07:52:54 pm

Will you please stop upsetting the add-on merchants Lee & Carl they are only trying to make a living nicking food off of someone else table.

Let me clarify this;

We (windows cleaners) already do extras like gutter,conservatory roof and cladding cleaning.

I am not an add-on merchant,nicking food off any ones table.

All I asked from you guys,if you know any sort of lightweight rotary tool or brush that i can attach to my water fed pole and clean the cladding using an entry level pressure washer.

Thanks for the info by the way Blastaway,I really appreciate it.

Title: Re: Goodfella
Post by: Roger Oakley on March 31, 2013, 11:08:41 pm

Quote from: BDCS on March 31, 2013, 09:26:24 pm

I've got clean and re oil a set of Westminster teak garden furniture and a nice hardwood bench I nicked. Roger, from either Argos or Wilkinsons what products would you use ?  :o

Bit or tfr or Cillit-Bang the one with turbo power should do it or ask a window cleaner, they'd know

Title: Re: Goodfella
Post by: Kev Martin on April 01, 2013, 06:27:28 am

Brick Acid is Best ;D

Kev Martin
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