Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Stephen burton on June 15, 2015, 03:00:13 pm
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I have 2 con roofs to do tomorrow and have no virosol until Thursday, they are both very green just wondering what is a good substitute for virosol that I can purchase from b&q or supermarkets
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Any caravan shops near you - fennicks caravan cleaner is good.
TFR from car shops
Or use a lemon flavoured washing up liquid, but this could end up a bit soapy
Darran
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If your really desperate ( ie can't source the above) I'm in Norwich tomorrow and can give you a few litres
Darran
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Cheers for the offer Darran but I'm in Ipswich little bit too far for me, just need something more then elbow grease
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Just mix a strong solution of traditional cleaning fluid. It's what I use on the finials and the come up gleaming each time.
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Aldi were selling some caravan, or similar ( can't remember which ) cleaner the other day.
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Halfords selling a caravan cleaner it will be the same as TFR or similar .
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Cif cream, squirt on your brush and scrub away. The green will melt off..
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What about bleach with some cillit bang it's not glass it's the plastic roofs
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What about bleach with some cillit bang it's not glass it's the plastic roofs
Its what I use, not that I'm biased or affiliated in any way >:(
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I tried the Fenwicks caravan cleaner (available in Halfords) a few years ago but it seemed to take the shine off of the upvc which I didn't like.
I mainly just use pure water, did a minger yesterday afternoon that came up well.
If I use a detergent I usually just use Flash all purpose cleaner and might mix it with Ecover washing up liquid to thicken the mixture up a bit if squirting it on the brush.
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I tried the Fenwicks caravan cleaner (available in Halfords) a few years ago but it seemed to take the shine off of the upvc which I didn't like.
I mainly just use pure water, did a minger yesterday afternoon that came up well.
If I use a detergent I usually just use Flash all purpose cleaner and might mix it with Ecover washing up liquid to thicken the mixture up a bit if squirting it on the brush.
Good idea ;)
Rosskesava told me he uses ecover now rather than virosol with similar result. As I've also run out and can't be bothered to pay postage on ordering more, I may try that.