Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: croxley steve on July 10, 2013, 09:22:29 pm
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Any ideas for removing stubborn , white water marks , when customers have sorayed windows with a hose pipe whilst watering gardens ? Im trad and this is becoming quite a common problem at moment ?
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Depends how long the hard water marks have been on the glass.
I would first try a limescale remover such as VIAKAL available from the supermarket.
If that does not work then consider a specialist mineral deposit remover.
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cillit bang
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Cillit bang limescale and shine.
It's amazing!
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Thanks fir the replys - il be trying your ideas - ta
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WD-40 works a treat
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If it's not too bad I've found just using a microfibre cloth over soapy water does the trick. However, if it's heavier soiling as from a leaking overflow then Cillit Bang or equivalent usually does the trick. I've used the Lidl one and it works too.
Don't you just love it when your customers get the jet washer out and blast the patio or drive and leave the mess all up the windows for you
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If it's not too bad I've found just using a microfibre cloth over soapy water does the trick. However, if it's heavier soiling as from a leaking overflow then Cillit Bang or equivalent usually does the trick. I've used the Lidl one and it works too.
Don't you just love it when your customers get the jet washer out and blast the patio or drive and leave the mess all up the windows for you
Wish Id known that I few months back ,same thing water marks from a leaking overflow
used a glass scraper and water it took forever.
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Wd40 and a scraper, just slips those water marks away.
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For the really stubborn marks ,have some wire wool in the vehicle , obviously wet it .