Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Don Kee on October 17, 2014, 08:09:23 pm
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Discuss....
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No, and even monkeys could trad if taught. (Not by Bateman though, he's thick, and bats for the other side)
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Cheer up cozy me old cherub!!!
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5 minutes of training and anyone can trad.
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Tell that the guys with Kärcher window vacs and bottles of pure and a cloth ;D ;D ;D
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5 minutes of training and anyone can trad.
don -key cant ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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5 minutes of training and anyone can trad.
don -key cant ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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I've never even heard of trad!!!
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Tell that the guys with Kärcher window vacs and bottles of pure and a cloth ;D ;D ;D
I just use tap water in a spray bottle, and kitchen roll...comes up a treat everytime...
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Tell that the guys with Kärcher window vacs and bottles of pure and a cloth ;D ;D ;D
I just use tap water in a spray bottle, and kitchen roll...comes up a treat everytime...
;D
you going up market with a spray bottle now,thought you ped on them windows
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On internal windows i prefer to clean with a damp microfiber then polish off with a dry microfiber for a streak free finish, only ever use a squeegee on very large windows as its quicker to remove moisture from the surface but will still polish off after with a dry microfiber for a detailed and superior finish.
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Tell that the guys with Kärcher window vacs and bottles of pure and a cloth ;D ;D ;D
I just use tap water in a spray bottle, and kitchen roll...comes up a treat everytime...
;D
you going up market with a spray bottle now,thought you ped on them windows
Had to sack that method in after i did a school. Was about to whip the todger out when i realised that it probably wasn't the best idea, so decided on the spray bottle (didnt buy the bottle, i use an old jif bottle)
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Tell that the guys with Kärcher window vacs and bottles of pure and a cloth ;D ;D ;D
I just use tap water in a spray bottle, and kitchen roll...comes up a treat everytime...
;D
you going up market with a spray bottle now,thought you ped on them windows
Had to sack that method in after i did a school. Was about to whip the todger out when i realised that it probably wasn't the best idea, so decided on the spray bottle (didnt buy the bottle, i use an old jif bottle)
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5 minutes of training and anyone can trad
Anyone can be taught to lay a brick in 5 minutes, but not to the speed to make a living and do a good job. It takes at least two months to get up to a decent speed of £20-£30 per hour without leaving smears.
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My lad who is now 16 yrs old picked up in a week
I showed him the basics then he watched some speed merchants on
the internet.
He is superfast now making all sorts of bloody patterns with a mop and squeegee
Fecking kids ;D
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Not into traditional cleaning don't like the newspaper ink and the smell of vinegar on my hands.
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Not into traditional cleaning don't like the newspaper ink and the smell of vinegar on my hands.
I don't like chips either
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started learning trad at weekends when I was 14 helping my dad, now been trad for 12 years and wfp last 4 years. and im 35. I picked it up straight away tbh found wfp harder to learn regarding getting the right results ect
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My lad who is now 16 yrs old picked up in a week
I showed him the basics then he watched some speed merchants on
the internet.
He is superfast now making all sorts of bloody patterns with a mop and squeegee
Fecking kids ;D
We all have to admit there's definitely more style to traditional cleaning, it does look the part when done right.
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i like doing a bit of trad still , although some times when its due i whinge and have to force myself. But if i didnt have any i know id miss it , weird innit
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I must of been thick it took me 6 months to trad but had no teacher. Just me self.
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if ye cannot trad then ye cannot be classed a window cleaner.
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I hadn't used a squeegee for about 5 years - until today.
I had inside and outside of 2 big shop windows and two big glass doors to do. I thought I'd make a hash of it after so long, but it was like riding a bike - no probs. 8)
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It's just like riding a bike. Once learnt.