Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Cookie on September 24, 2015, 08:35:35 pm
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I have been asked to clean some solar panels on a customers bungalow which will be easily reachable with my CLX-22. I use a Gardiners Super-Lite medium mixed dual trim brush for window cleaning, will this also be OK for solar panel cleaning?
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Do you need insurance to clean them or are u covered under public liability?
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I'm with Gleaming Insurance. I've just checked my policy and I am covered.
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Not if you haven't been on the course you won't be.
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Not if you haven't been on the course you won't be.
I'll take the risk ;D
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a black SL flocked brush on a 90 degree carbon gooseneck is what i use for solar panels.the brush is flat on the panels and the soft bristles scrub well
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Maybe SS could recommend a brush. It might cost you a couple of quid for the privilege though ::)roll
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Do you need insurance to clean them or are u covered under public liability?
What made you come up with this nugget of information, or rather question ? There's no legal requirement to have insurance to clean anything, let alone have public liability.
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I was asking because I'm not sure if my public liability covers it or not or whether I'd need separate insurance.
-legal requirement is nothing to do it. If someone was cleaning my £12,000 solar panels, I wouldn't let them near it unless they are insured. It cost me £95 for the year to be covered for £5 million , so it's not as if it costs the earth
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a black SL flocked brush on a 90 degree carbon gooseneck is what i use for solar panels.the brush is flat on the panels and the soft bristles scrub well
Thanks Daz