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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Steven Biggs on March 26, 2018, 07:29:44 pm
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I do a small estate where each house has 2 round Windows . Anyone recommend the best brush for getting in the corners .as I'm struggling . Cheers.
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I do a small estate where each house has 2 round Windows . Anyone recommend the best brush for getting in the corners .as I'm struggling . Cheers.
Sorry can you repeat the question please - you are struggling to get into the corner of a round window ???
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I do a small estate where each house has 2 round Windows . Anyone recommend the best brush for getting in the corners .as I'm struggling . Cheers.
Sorry can you repeat the question please - you are struggling to get into the corner of a round window ???
You took the words right out of my mouth , only on CIU ;D
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I do a small estate where each house has 2 round Windows . Anyone recommend the best brush for getting in the corners .as I'm struggling . Cheers.
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I do get your point though , if you do enough of them in a day a Gardiner stock would get beasted !
Dare i say that i might consider putting an oval Vikan on a seperate pole for the day :o
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I find the water fed Doodlebug perfect for getting right into those round window corners!
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Just use a swivel neck for your brush
Simple..
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Use a round brush for those hard to reach corners on round or oval windows. Triangular brush for everything else.
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Think H man might be onto something here, as this might be the solution
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1522099692_Screenshot_20180326-222656.png)
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Nah he'd fit some carpet on the end.
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Anything that splays.
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Some great ideas there . I will look into them thanks . Also on the same estate they all have a square picture window , no openers . Easy to clean you would think . But the builders put them in upside down . Making em very tricky to clean without leaving any runs or drips . Any top tips to make it a bit easier . Cheers .
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Round windows with hard to reach corners and upside down picture windows??
Are you getting enough sleep mate??
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Love this thread. Especially the serious answers. ;D
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Some great ideas there . I will look into them thanks . Also on the same estate they all have a square picture window , no openers . Easy to clean you would think . But the builders put them in upside down . Making em very tricky to clean without leaving any runs or drips . Any top tips to make it a bit easier . Cheers .
Turn the brush 180 degrees , start at the bottom and work up , that should sort it ;)
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Problem with round windows is you will just keep going round and around but at least you can't miss the corners :)
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Some great ideas there . I will look into them thanks . Also on the same estate they all have a square picture window , no openers . Easy to clean you would think . But the builders put them in upside down . Making em very tricky to clean without leaving any runs or drips . Any top tips to make it a bit easier . Cheers .
Turn the brush 180 degrees , start at the bottom and work up , that should sort it ;)
that is a great idea . Next clean I will get the lad doing all the upside down square ones . But I think I have Sussed out what to use on the round Windows . Got an old mop head , put it on the pole and gets all those corners with very little effort .
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Some great ideas there . I will look into them thanks . Also on the same estate they all have a square picture window , no openers . Easy to clean you would think . But the builders put them in upside down . Making em very tricky to clean without leaving any runs or drips . Any top tips to make it a bit easier . Cheers .
There's no easy or cheap way to get around this, firstly you will need to purify your water to parts per billion then heat it to a
minimum of 70 degrees (concrete melting hot or more ) and finish off by putting an additive in your water to make it nice and slippy, would also recommend a minimum of ten jets on your brush, fan and pencil mix.
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^^^^ ;D ;D ;D
Im just waiting for Nath now ;D
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Some great ideas there . I will look into them thanks . Also on the same estate they all have a square picture window , no openers . Easy to clean you would think . But the builders put them in upside down . Making em very tricky to clean without leaving any runs or drips . Any top tips to make it a bit easier . Cheers .
There's no easy or cheap way to get around this, firstly you will need to purify your water to parts per billion then heat it to a
minimum of 70 degrees (concrete melting hot or more ) and finish off by putting an additive in your water to make it nice and slippy, would also recommend a minimum of ten jets on your brush, fan and pencil mix.
^^^^ ;D ;D ;D
Im just waiting for Nath now ;D
No, i think seans cracked it! Just forgot to mention tho that he needs a massive brush on the end of pole and that would be perfect setup
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